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"New" describes the noun "book", so it's an adjective.

Adjectives modify or describe nouns by giving more information about them.

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Inexperienced means ناتجربہ کار یا اناڑی

"Inexperienced" describes the noun "candidate", so it is an adjective.

It tells us about the quality of the candidate.

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"Happy" describes the state or condition of "she," modifying the subject.

In this sentence, "looks" is a linking verb, and adjectives follow linking verbs to describe the subject.

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"Located" describes the state or position of the house.

Past participles (like "located") can function as adjectives when they describe a noun.

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The correct sentence is:

"Many people think that education is necessary, not for women."

Here, "necessary" is the correct adjective to describe education.

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"Frustrated" is the correct adjective to describe how someone feels.

"Frustrate" is a verb.

"Frustrating" describes something that causes frustration.

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An adjective clause is a dependent clause that describes a noun.

"Which is my favourite season" describes "Summer," making it the adjective clause in the sentence.

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"Black" is an adjective because it describes the noun "snake" by giving information about its color.

"Quickly" is an adverb (modifies the verb).

"Crept" is a verb (action word).

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"Lying" is a present participle of the verb "lie," used as an adjective to describe "witness."

Participle adjectives are verb forms that function as adjectives (e.g., "running water," "broken glass").