Question

Julie is making notes about the jobs that are done by an adjective. Which of the following should she be sure to write down? Choose all that apply. Select two options.

A. An adjective describes another adjective.

B. An adjective describes speed.

C. An adjective describes a verb.←

D. An adjective describes a noun.←

E. An adjective describes height.

Answer 1

Answer: Correct options are C& D.

Step-by-step explanation:

Option A is incorrect because an adjective describes a noun, not another adjective.

Option B is incorrect because while an adjective can describe speed indirectly (for example, a "fast car" or a "slow train"), the adjective is describing a noun (car, train), not speed itself.

Option E is incorrect because while an adjective can describe height indirectly (for example, a "tall building"), the adjective is describing a noun (building), not height itself.

Answer 2

Answer: D. An adjective describes a noun.

Explanation: An adjective normally comes before a noun describing it.

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