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English, 08.07.2019 11:00, jkpope06

High schoolenglish 5+3 pts match the description to the term. adjective superlative degree adverb suffix abstract noun joint ownership verb tense can be neither seen nor touched expresses highest or lowest degree of comparison add sign of possession to last name indicates time -ly modifies a noun

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