Here the many coloured costumes, glittering ornaments and

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goldenfox [79]2 years ago

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Answer:

Adjectives in the paragraph: coloured, glittering, free-spirited, folk, memorable, circular, incessant

Explanation:

This paragraph has many adjectives, not only two. An adjective is a class of words describing, modifying, or giving more information or detail about a noun. They can be placed preceding a noun or after a verb. Here are all adjectives found in the paragraph, next to them there is the noun they describe (the adjectives are underlined):

coloured costumes,

glittering ornaments

free-spirited movements

folk dances

memorable scene.

circular movements,

the incessant throbbing of

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