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where is the adjectives in this sentences, there is sufficient coffee in the kettle

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Answered by grayqualityfaintd

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Answer:

The adjective is 'sufficient' coffee. Adjective of Quantity

Explanation:

Sufficient is adjective of quantity because it tells us how much 'coffee' is there and adjective describe the coffee since it's a noun.

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