Select the sentence beginning with two adjectives.

The clown in the center, who is wearing overly large shoes, seems dazed.

Dry and warm, the puppy slept all night.

We, on the other hand, enjoy reading books.

Mr. Miller, the dean of the school, makes you feel very humble.

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Shelby Abbott

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11 February, 06:16

Select the sentence beginning with two adjectives.

The clown in the center, who is wearing overly large shoes, seems dazed.

Dry and warm, the puppy slept all night.

We, on the other hand, enjoy reading books.

Mr. Miller, the dean of the school, makes you feel very humble.

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Zechariah Perez · Answer 1

Adjectives are words or phrases that describe a noun or pronoun. The sentence beginning with two adjectives is: Dry and warm, the puppy slept all night. The adjectives in this sentence are the words "dry" and "warm". The rest of the sentences begin with nouns or pronouns.