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Which of the words in the sentence is an adjective? They were happy to see us.
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Which of the words in the sentence is an adjective? They were happy to see us.

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well this question is actually really easy since a adjective is decribing some thing so they isnt decribing anything obviously and also none of the other words do so it would have to be happy because happy is decribing how they felt

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Happy is the adjective
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