match the description to the term.

1)abstract noun
2)joint ownership
3)superlative degree
4)adjective
5)verb tense
6)adverb suffix

1)can be neither seen nor touched
2)expresses highest or lowest degree of comparison
3)modifies a noun
4)-ly
5)indicates time
6)add sign of possession to last name

1)6)2)3)5)4)

Explanation:

An abstract noun refers to something like a feeling that cannot be handled physically, but that can be felt. Something described as existing but only as a concept is an abstract noun. Possession and ownership are related words. The superlative degree refers to extreme qualities, either the greatest or the worst. An adjective modifies a noun, like in the case of: the red car. Verb tenses set the temporal background of a sentence and tell when something took place. Adverbs frequently end in -ly as in the case of: he ran quickly.