Which of the following sentences uses adjectives correctly?

A.

Wooden and glowing, the girl crept up to the mysterious table three-legged.

B.

The mob large angry attempted to break through the castle's tall wooden gate.

C.

Paul enjoyed the crunchy and creamy texture of the turtle pecan cheesecake.

D.

Not wanting to miss his daughter's recital, Henry quick ran to the door mahogany.

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Scott Cunningham

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3 November, 00:29

Which of the following sentences uses adjectives correctly?

A.

Wooden and glowing, the girl crept up to the mysterious table three-legged.

B.

The mob large angry attempted to break through the castle's tall wooden gate.

C.

Paul enjoyed the crunchy and creamy texture of the turtle pecan cheesecake.

D.

Not wanting to miss his daughter's recital, Henry quick ran to the door mahogany.

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Barkley · Answer 1

Following is the sentences that used adjectives correctly is:

Explanation:

C.

Paul enjoyed the crunchy and creamy texture of the turtle pecan cheesecake.

Is the correct sentence where adjective has been used correctly. Adjective describes or modifies naming an attribute and quality. The sentence above has a right order. The example of adjectives could be a red ribbon, the quick rabbit, a happy elephant, an obnoxious person that notifies the attribute in particular.