Question

strong Adjective of very old​

Answer 1

very itself is a answer pls read properly

Answer 2

Answer:

Older or oldest

Explanation:

Almost all Old English adjectives can be either strong or weak, depending on how they are used in a sentence. That's right: the same word is a strong adjective in some contexts and weak in others. Fortunately the rules for determining whether an adjective is strong or weak are very simple, and in any event, "strong" and "weak" are just labels that tell you what ending the adjective takes depending on the case (which, you'll remember, marks the grammatical function) of the noun it is modifying,

Strong Adjectives can stand on their own; they do not need a demonstrative to assist them: