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For each word below, compose sentences to show that it may be used as an adjective. Adjectives provide extra information about a noun, e.g. a black cat, a round table, the early bird etc..
The words in this puzzle are taken randomly from a list of 1565 common words.
1 Surprise. 2 Resolute. 3 Clear. 4 Impertinent. 5 Praiseworthy. 6 Quarterly. 7 Utmost. 8 Academic. 9 Incensed.
Variations: 1.show whether your adjective can also be used as e.g. a noun, verb or adverb. 2.show whether your adjective can be used in comparisons (e.g. good/better/best). 3.show whether your adjective can be used in attributive position (e.g. a dangerous corner) and also in predicate position (this corner is dangerous).
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