Vocabulary
Esperanto – Adjectives Exercise
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annual
the annual carnival
today‘s
today‘s newspapers
oval
the oval table
fat
a fat person
excellent
an excellent idea
direct
a direct hit
born
a freshly born baby
terrible
the terrible calculation
nuclear
the nuclear explosion
successful
successful students
happy
the happy couple
