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Underline your adjectives.  \nExample: Laura has a bicycle. Laura has a red bicycle.  \n1. There is a bird on the deck.  \n2. Your uncle gave you a gift.  \n3. Mrs. Brown asked Joey a question.  \n4. The policeman found the lost child.  \n5. The dog listened to its owner.  \n6. The instructor showed the exercise to his students.  \nAnswers  \nAnswers will vary  \n1. There is a bird on the deck.  \nThere is a new bird on the painted deck.  \n2. Your uncle gave you a gift.  \nYour generous uncle gave you an expensive gift.  \n3. Mrs. Brown asked Joey a question.  \nMrs. Brown asked Joey a difficult question.  \n4. The policeman found the lost child.  \nThe brave policeman found the lost child.  \n5. The dog listened to its owner.  \nThe sleepy dog listened to its owner.  \n6. 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