Write down the adjectives in the following sentence. Separate each answer with a comma.

Rick had changed into his favourite black shirt and his jeans and was sitting staring through the open window.

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What type of adjective is his in the following sentence?

Rick had changed into his favourite black shirt and his jeans and was sitting staring through the open window.

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Write down the adjectives in the following sentence. Separate each answer with a comma.

Suddenly he saw a dark shadow moving in the dimly-lit house next door.

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What type of adjective is dimly-lit in the following sentence?

Suddenly he saw a dark shadow moving in the dimly-lit house next door.

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Write down the adjectives in the following sentence. Separate each answer with a comma.

The next thing he noticed was the Cape Town car in the tarred driveway.

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What type of adjective is Cape Town in the following sentence?

The next thing he noticed was the Cape Town car in the tarred driveway.

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Write down the adjective(s) in the following sentence. Separate each answer with a comma.

What car could that be?

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What type of adjective is what?

What car could that be?

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Correct the underlined mistakes in the following sentences. Write only the correct words. Separate your answers with commas.

Sifiso loves thrillers. He finds these kind of book so excited that he has to start reading as soon as he gets one.

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Correct the underlined mistakes in the following sentences. Write only the correct words. Separate your answers with commas.

"Which is yours favourite book?" is a question that he is often asked.

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Rewrite the adjectives in brackets in the correct order. Write only the adjectives and add commas where necessary.

The (office wooden ugly) furniture was certainly not stylish, ...

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Rewrite the adjectives in brackets in the correct order. Write only the adjectives and add commas where necessary.

... but Basi's (denim trendy slimline) jeans were.

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Rewrite the adjectives in brackets in the correct order. Write only the adjectives and add commas where necessary.

He took out his (white brand-new slim) laptop ...

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Rewrite the adjectives in brackets in the correct order. Write only the adjectives and add commas where necessary.

... and positioned the (tiny coconut delicious) biscuits he liked on his desk.

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Rewrite the adjectives in brackets in the correct order. Write only the adjectives and add commas where necessary.

He patted his (black short curly) hair before raising the blinds on the door. He was ready to begin.

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Give the degree of comparison as indicated below:

accurate --> comparative form

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Give the degree of comparison as indicated below:

accurate --> superlative form

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Give the degree of comparison as indicated below:

comfortable --> comparative form

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Give the degree of comparison as indicated below:

comfortable --> superlative form

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Give the degree of comparison as indicated below:

better --> positive form

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Give the degree of comparison as indicated below:

better --> superlative form

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Give the degree of comparison as indicated below:

worst --> positive form

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Give the degree of comparison as indicated below:

worst --> comparative form

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Give the degree of comparison as indicated below:

tinier --> positive form

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Give the degree of comparison as indicated below:

tinier --> superlative form

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Correct the underlined mistakes. Write only your answer(s), separated by a comma.

People have found that the thiner people are the happyer they are on board an aircraft.

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Correct the underlined mistakes. Write only your answer(s), separated by a comma.

Many people would be happy to pay much if they could have a more spaciouser seat.

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Correct the underlined mistakes. Write only your answer(s), separated by a comma.

It is unlikely that people who weigh lesser will be offered more cheaper tickets.

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