Problem

What is the grammatical classification of the term 'Damp'?

Clue

An adjective is a word that describes a noun or noun phrase.

Hint

The word "Damp" can describe something wet, which is a characteristic of adjectives.

Sumup

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Choice-A

Choice A is incorrect because Damp is not a verb. Verbs show actions like "run" or "jump." "Danp" doesn’t make sense as an action. "Damp" usually describes a feeling, like when something is a little bit wet.

Wrong verb

Choice-B

Choice B is incorrect. "Damp" is a word that describes how something feels, like "wet" or "moist." Adverb is a word that describes an action, not a feeling. So, saying "Damp is aan adverb" is wrong.

Wrong adverb

Choice-C

Choice C is correct. "Damp" is an adjective because it describes a quality of something. It tells us how something feels or its condition. For example, in the sentence "The towel feels damp," "damp" describes the feeling of the towel, making it an adjective.

Correct adjective

Choice-D

Choice D is incorrect. "Damp" is not a pronoun; it’s an adjective. Pronouns replace nouns, like "he" or "she." "Damp" describes something slightly wet. So, saying "Damp" is a pronoun is incorrect.

Wrong pronoun

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Answer

Option: C

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