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kirill [66]
3 years ago
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Please help, thank you.​

English
2 answers:
Paul [167]3 years ago
7 0
Well an adjective is a describing word so pick a word that describes the character; cheerful, gloomy, and beautiful. words like that when take a sentence from the text that proves that IE: ‘Anne was very beautiful.’ beautiful is describing Anne so you would right beautiful on the line and then rewrite that sentence under that.
Vinvika [58]3 years ago
5 0

It matters who the character is, how are they, funny, kind, responsible, it matters. heres a list to help you decide :).

angry   angrier   angriest bad   worse   worst beautiful   more beautiful   most beautiful big   bigger   biggest bitter   bitterer more bitter   bitterest most bitter black   blacker   blackest bland   blander   blandest bloody   bloodier   bloodiest blue   bluer   bluest bold   bolder   boldest bossy   bossier   bossiest brave   braver   bravest brief   briefer   briefest bright   brighter   brightest broad   broader   broadest busy   busier   busiest calm   calmer   calmest cheap   cheaper   cheapest chewy   chewier   chewiest chubby   chubbier   chubbiest classy   classier   classiest clean   cleaner   cleanest clear   clearer   clearest clever   cleverer more clever   cleverest most clever close   closer   closest cloudy   cloudier   cloudiest clumsy   clumsier   clumsiest coarse   coarser   coarsest cold   colder   coldest cool   cooler   coolest crazy   crazier   craziest creamy   creamier   creamiest creepy   creepier   creepiest crispy   crispier   crispiest cruel   crueler   cruelest crunchy   crunchier   crunchiest curly   curlier   curliest curvy   curvier   curviest cute   cuter   cutest damp   damper   dampest dark   darker   darkest deadly   deadlier   deadliest deep   deeper   deepest dense   denser   densest difficult   more difficult   most difficult dirty   dirtier   dirtiest dry   drier  

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