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The young hatchlings landed on the gray, rocky shore of the crashing sea. Which of the underlined adjectives comes from a verb form?
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The young hatchlings landed on the gray, rocky shore of the crashing sea.
Which of the underlined adjectives comes from a verb form?
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Answer:
crashing
Step-by-step explanation:
the "ing"
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The adjective that comes from a verb form is the word
crashing.
It comes from the verb
to crash + -ing,
thus it is a participle used as an adjective in this sentence.
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