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What type of adjective is reading

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Answered by Laibakhan1

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What is the adjective form of reading?

read. adjective. /rɛd/ (used after an adverb) (of a person) having knowledge that has been gained from reading books, etc.

Answered by bkhuzaima

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reading is a Proper Adjective.

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