By Adjectives

which one is correct? or are both correct? "cancer center" vs "cancerous center" "government property" vs "govermental property" When can I use a noun as an adjective even when an adjective is available? thanks.

Of course, it's not the number, but I want to know if there are more than those ones. Thanks for your reply.

Hi Philip, Thanks for your reply. What I see is that there are very few adjectives that are involved with that rule, I've found 11: bad, big, fat, red, sad, tan, thin, wet, hot, flat, drab. Thanks!

I need some help to find adjectives that double the last consonant when working as comparatives. I have some: wet, big, fat, thin, sad, red, hot, .. Wold you help with some others? Thanks in advance.

My grammar book explains that "Proper adjectives are formed from proper nouns."I am confused by the example it gives:California vegetables (from the noun "California")It says that California is the proper noun, and I understand that. That would make "vegetables" the...

THE MOST IMPORTANT would need to be followed by an object or noun, for example, THE MOST IMPORTANT FACTOR OF ALL IS THAT...(factor would be the noun which would make it possible to use THE)Bernice