English, asked by ektachadda1880, 5 months ago

"Believe' is a verb. Its adjective is
A belief
B believable
C
beliefs
D believed

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Answered by ManashviPriya

3

believe is a verb it's adjective is believable

Answered by harikagollu9

3

B.believable is the correct answer.

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