What adjective form or position is the capitalized word or phrase? The tree, GREEN and SLENDER, bent in the summer breeze. predicate appositive compound attributive

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User: What adjective form or position is the capitalized word or phrase? The tree, GREEN and SLENDER, bent in the summer breeze. predicate appositive compound attributive

Weegy: green and slumber is an appositive.
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User: Select the correct adjective form of please. pleasure pleaser pleasant pleasome

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The correct adjective form of please is: PLEASANT.

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The correct adjective form of please is PLEASANT.

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