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Which of these is an adjective form of the word pleasure? O A. Pleasurable O B. Please O C. Pleasurize O D. Pleasurely
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Which of these is an adjective form of the word pleasure?

O A. Pleasurable
O
B. Please
O C. Pleasurize
O D. Pleasurely

Which of these is an adjective form of the word pleasure? O A. Pleasurable O B. Please-example-1
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A.
B and C are verbs
D is not a word
so the answer is a
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