English, asked by AsForever, 3 months ago

An adjective always come before the noun in the sentence. true or false​

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Answered by atishashrestha2
2
true______________________
Answered by manoj488985
4

Answer:

false

Explanation:

Adjectives always come before the noun in the sentence. The answer is: B. False. Adjectives can also come after the verb: e.g. 'the weather is terrible

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