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Formation of adjectives

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1. It's summer now. You should not wear (winter) clothes.

2. I don't know why he always behaves in such a (child) manner.

3. The art teacher gave us a project on (aborigine) art.

4. Look at the night sky! The sky is clear and very (star).

5. John Smith is a very (honour) man.

6. The monster looked at the actor with (fire) eyes.

7. Johanna was very (sympathy) when her sister became a widow.

8. The teacher gave the (mischief) boy a severe punishment.

9. Yesterday was an extremely (please) morning; the sun was shining brightly.

10. Brian was relieved that John gave an (affirm) answer.