<span>There are there levels of adjective in English. The base form is when we are describing only one object, we say or write the very raw form of the adjective. (i.e. pretty). Next, we have the comparative form wherein we add -er to the end of the adjective to compare two objective, (i.e. prettier). Lastly, we have the superlative, wherein we add -est to say prettiest when we describe three or more objects.</span><span />
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On some further research the sentence is "The man in the back row brought his friends with him" is examined."
Subject : <em>The man</em>.
Verb or the action word: <em> brought</em>.
Direct object( is the noun or noun phrase that's receiving the action of the verb):
<em>friend</em>
Subject complement(is a predicative expression that follows a linking verb and that complements the subject ):
<em>in the back row</em>
Objective complement(follows a direct object of an attributive ditransitive verb or consultative verb and that complements the direct object of the sentence by describing it):
<em>with him</em>
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I would help but i don’t know what sentence three is next time can you attach a picture to help
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dictionary - 000 outer space - 500 monster drawing - 700 walk in the woods - 800 australia - 900
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A simile because it uses like hope that helps
