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“Anith is a lovely child”. Anith and lovely are

(a) abstract noun, adjective

(b) common noun, adverb

(c) proper noun, adjective

(d) collective noun, adjective

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Answered by clara2002

C) Proper Noun, Adjective

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“Anith is a lovely child”. Anith and lovely are (a) abstract noun, adjective (b) common noun, adverb (c) proper noun, adjective (d) collective noun, adjective​

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“Anith is a lovely child”. Anith and lovely are

(a) abstract noun, adjective

(b) common noun, adverb

(c) proper noun, adjective

(d) collective noun, adjective