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01-01-2019
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the adjectives in the following sentence: The weekend conference is in town today and tomorrow.

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Аноним Аноним

01-01-2019

Your answer is the WEEKEND. Both today and tommorow are adverbs, not adjectives. Hope I helped.

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cellistsfuturistic cellistsfuturistic

01-01-2019

The adjective in the following sentence:::

The weekend conference is in town today and tomorrow.

is :::weekend

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