Question

adjective form of reason and avail​

Answer 1

Answer:

1) reasonable

2) available

Answer 2

The adjective forms of the words reason and avail are the following:

Reason: Reasonable

Avail: Available

• Adjectives are descriptive words that provide more information about a noun or a pronoun
• These words are essential to the English language as they provide context and depth to speech and text
• Many nouns can be converted to adjectives with the addition of certain modifiers
• They help describe the nature of an individual or a group
• The word reasonable refers to a person that is rational, one who will listen to logic
• Available can mean many things according to the context. It may be used to indicate that a person is free or to show the presence of free space

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