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Adding the suffix -ous to the word danger forms a/an ___. A. verb B. adjective C. adverb
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Adding the suffix -ous to the word danger forms a/an ___. A. verb B. adjective C. adverb

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The answer is B. adjective. A and C wouldn't make sense either way

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The correct answer is B. Adjective.

Adding the suffix "-ous" to the word danger forms the word "dangerous." Since an adjective's function is to describe a noun or a verb, dangerous is an adjective. For example: James is a dangerous person.
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