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Which word in the sentence is a proper adjective? Someday, I will travel to Europe and ski in the Swiss mountains. A. Swiss B. I C. Europe
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Which word in the sentence is a proper adjective? Someday, I will travel to Europe and ski in the Swiss mountains. A. Swiss B. I C. Europe

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A. Swiss

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Swiss is altering the word noun mountains, and while an adjective is a word that alters a noun, a proper adjective is a title or place that is capitalized, like Swiss.
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