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SEPARATING EQUALLYIMPORTANT ADJECTIVES• The reporter spoke with several intense,talented high school athletes.– The highlighted words describe athletes.– They answer the questions How many? and Whatkind?
SEPARATING EQUALLYIMPORTANT ADJECTIVES• When adjectives are equally important indescribing a word, they are separated by acomma.• However, not all adjectives are equallyimportant.
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Page 16 and 17: SEPARATING ITEMS IN ASERIES• Gory
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