Question

can someone help me new here

Answer 1

with???

Answer 2

this

Answer 3

I see no question.

Answer 4

Which underlined word in the sentence is a general article?

A tadpole is born in the water in early spring.

A.
early

B.
the

C.
A

D.
spring

Answer 5

Ok.

Answer 6

a is underlined the early and spring is underlined

Answer 7

Okay. please define general article. do you know what that is??

Answer 8

no

Answer 9

Alright.....
I say A.

Answer 10

i have 4 more can u help

Answer 11

u there

Answer 12

Yes i can help.

Answer 13

Which underlined word in the sentence is a demonstrative adjective?

That boy scored three goals in the soccer game.

A.
the

B.
That

C.
goals

D.
three

Answer 14

that ,three ,goals and the is underlined

Answer 15

I say three

Answer 16

what are the other questions

Answer 17

Which underlined word in the sentence is a demonstrative adjective?

These brown shoes fit my feet very well.

A.
brown

B.
very

C.
These

D.
my

Answer 18

these ,brown ,my and very is underlined

Answer 19

Very.

Answer 20

Other questions?

Answer 21

u sure

Answer 22

Yup.

Answer 23

Which underlined word in the sentence is a possessive adjective?

Dad reminded us to fasten our seatbelts in the old car.

A.
old

B.
us

C.
Dad

D.
our

Answer 24

dad ,us ,our and old is underlined

Answer 25

it is our

Answer 26

ok i have 3 more

Answer 27

I have all the time you need.

Answer 28

ok

Answer 29

Which underlined word in the sentence is a possessive adjective?

That baby girl is his little sister.

A.
baby

B.
little

C.
his

D.
That

Answer 30

that ,baby,his,little is underlined

Answer 31

It is his.
A possessive noun shows ownership.

Next question?

Answer 32

In the sentence, does the underlined adjective tell exactly how many or about how many?

We were tenth in line to get tickets.

A.
about

B.
exactly

Answer 33

tenth is underlined

Answer 34

a

Answer 35

i mean b

Answer 36

right ?

Answer 37

Ok...you are correct, because it doesn't say "about tenth" it says "tenth" meaning we were exactly tenth in line to get tickets.

Answer 38

In the sentence, does the underlined adjective tell exactly how many or about how many?

Charles waited in line for several minutes.

A.
exactly

B.
about

Answer 39

is it B

Answer 40

it is, correct.

Answer 41

Which adjective in the sentence makes a comparison?

Your new puppy is bigger than mine.

A.
Your

B.
bigger

C.
mine

D.
new

Answer 42

your ,new,bigger and mine is underlined

Answer 43

Ok they compare the puppies by size, so the answer is bigger.

Answer 44

Which adjective in the sentence makes a comparison?

Edward had the tastiest apple pie in the county fair.

A.
county

B.
tastiest

C.
the

D.
apple

Answer 45

tastiest, apple ,the,country is underlined

Answer 46

Tastiest is the answer, because they compare Edward's pie to everyone else's pie.

Answer 47

i think it tastiest?

Answer 48

Yes, correct.

Answer 49

Which sentence uses an article that points out a particular noun?

A.
That book is long.

B.
I ate an apple.

C.
Dad ordered a dinner from Taco Terrific.

D.
The telephone rang several times.

Answer 50

what do you think?

Answer 51

D AND U

Answer 52

Correct.

Answer 53

Which sentence uses an article that points out a general noun?

A.
Our house has a game room.

B.
The amusement park has many roller coasters.

C.
What is her phone number?

D.
It has been raining all week.

Answer 54

what do u think?

Answer 55

B.

Answer 56

u sure ?

Answer 57

Mhm. do you think another answer is correct?

Answer 58

no i just dont want to fail

Answer 59

I know. :)

Answer 60

Which sentence uses an article that points out a general noun?

A.
We flew on an airplane to California.

B.
The line for the new video game was long.

C.
That beach has white sand.

D.
This movie is boring.

Answer 61

A.

Answer 62

Which sentence uses a proper adjective?

A.
The scientists will be setting up a lab in Antarctica.

B.
Mr. Smith is ready to go to the gym.

C.
She bought silk in China to make a dress.

D.
The Irish flag is green, white, and orange.

Answer 63

D

Answer 64

Which sentence uses a demonstrative adjective that points out something near?

A.
That book is funny.

B.
The theatre is crowded.

C.
Heather made those cookies for the bake sale.

D.
These strawberries look delicious.

Answer 65

A

Answer 66

Which sentence uses a demonstrative adjective that points out something far?

A.
There are many differences between the movie and the book.

B.
Let me introduce you to these dancers.

C.
That vase we saw at the museum was made in China.

D.
This hat belongs to my brother.

Answer 67

C