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“These flowers are very beautiful,” Maria said, enjoying them thoroughly. Which word is the demonstrative adjective? a. thoroughly b. very c. These d. beautiful
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“These flowers are very beautiful,” Maria said, enjoying them thoroughly. Which word is the demonstrative adjective?

a. thoroughly
b. very
c. These
d. beautiful

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"These" is the correct answer.

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c. These are the adjective démonstrative.
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