Question

@Kainekai

Answer 1

Yes?

Answer 2

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 3

C..

Answer 4

just have to ask again r u sure?

Answer 5

yup

Answer 6

ok

Answer 7

Which sentence uses an adjective that tells exactly how many?

A.
Bill's band has learned to play several songs.

B.
Each team played many games in the tournament.

C.
We played eighteen holes of mini golf.

D.
She talked on the phone for a few minutes.

Answer 8

i think A?

Answer 9

C because the others don't have a specific number.

Answer 10

Which sentence uses an adjective that tells about how many?

A.
Mary had a little lamb.

B.
There were many people at the birthday party.

C.
There are twelve months in a year.

D.
She thinks it is bad luck to open an umbrella inside.

Answer 11

any others?

Answer 12

Ok.

Answer 13

Which sentence uses an adjective that tells about how many?

A.
Mary had a little lamb.

B.
There were many people at the birthday party.

C.
There are twelve months in a year.

D.
She thinks it is bad luck to open an umbrella inside.

Answer 14

what do you think

Answer 15

i think B

Answer 16

Correct.

Answer 17

Which sentence uses a possessive adjective?

A.
Those are my pink sneakers.

B.
He wants to go to the baseball game.

C.
It's a perfect day to go to the pool.

D.
The book on the desk belongs to me.

Answer 18

D.

Answer 19

Which sentence uses a possessive adjective?

A.
Those gifts on the dining room table are ours.

B.
Grandfather arrived with a cake in his hands.

C.
Beth's party is next Saturday afternoon.

D.
It's almost time for the play to begin.

Answer 20

A.

Answer 21

ok i have 2 more

Answer 22

one quistion per strip

Answer 23

no duh

Answer 24

Ok next questions>

Answer 25

no he asked more than one and that's agenst the COC

Answer 26

Which sentence uses the correct form of hot to make a comparison?

A.
The red peppers are more hotter than the yellow ones.

B.
The red peppers are hottest than the yellow ones.

C.
The red peppers are hotter than the yellow ones.

D.
The red peppers are most hot than the yellow ones.

Answer 27

ok it is C

Answer 28

whats the last one

Answer 29

@kelly000 what is your last question

Answer 30

Which sentence uses the correct form of hot to make a comparison?

A.
The red peppers are more hotter than the yellow ones.

B.
The red peppers are hottest than the yellow ones.

C.
The red peppers are hotter than the yellow ones.

D.
The red peppers are most hot than the yellow ones.

Answer 31

It is C