Two or more adjectives which modify the subject
Answer: Option B.
<u>Explanation:</u>
Adjectives modify or affect the meaning of nouns and pronouns and tell us which, whose, what kind, and how many about the nouns or pronouns they modify. The adjectives come before the noun or the pronoun they modify.
They add basically a quality to the noun or the pronoun which describe what kind of noun it was. For example if the particular sentence talks about a girl, the adjective will say that whether the girl was tall or pretty or short or any other quality about the girl.
Can you post an image of Part A ?
Answer: I am pretty sure it is a hyperbole.
Explanation:
The helping verb in that sentence is: B) had
The word had, "helps" the verb risen by telling when the moon risen up
The word had tells that the moon has already risen up
The word A) evening is a noun, not a verb
The word C) early is an adjective, not a verb either
The word D) is a verb but it isn't a helping verb because it doesn't "help" any verb
Therefore B) had is the correct answer
Answer:
He invites me to his birthday. She says, "I have done it." They make several questionnaires. "You don't have to do this." I tell her, but she helped me anyways. "Will it be sunny tomorrow?"
