Explanation

The word Fast can function as both an adjective and an adverb. 

Adjective: Describes a noun. For example, "The cheetah is a fast animal".

Adverb: Describes a verb. For example, "The cheetah can run fast". 

The other words, sad and beautiful, are only adjectives.

Their adverb forms are sadly and beautifully. 

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The word ‘little’ describes the noun ‘time’, showing scarcity.

Words that modify or describe nouns are adjectives.

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Positive degree: Good 

Comparative degree: Better

Superlative degree: Best 

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In the sentence "He is a brave man," the adjective is brave.

The word "brave" describes the noun "man," telling us what kind of man he is. 

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Suleman’s youngest son is the most intelligent of all.

This correctly uses the superlative degree (most intelligent) for comparing within a group.

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The phrase "who speaks the truth" describes or modifies "someone", which is a noun.

Therefore, it functions as an adjective clause (more precisely, a relative clause).

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In the sentence "The team has had enough practice":

"Enough" is an adjective modifying the noun "practice" (quantifying it).

"Team" is a noun (subject).

"Practice" is a noun (object).

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"Several" describes how many ducks there were — it's giving more information about the noun "ducks".

Words that describe or limit nouns (like number or quantity) are called adjectives.

Words like Few, many, much, enough, a lot, a ton of, a number of, a quantity of, less, little, fewer, fewest, most, extra, half, thirty, several etc. are considered to Quantitative Adjectives.

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"Running fast" is a participle phrase in form but acts as an adverb in the sentence,

Describing how "they caught the last bus."

So, the Adverb phrase is the right functional category from the given options

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"Each" is a distributive adjective that refers to every individual item or person separately in a group.

It modifies "participant" by specifying that every single one received a certificate.