Is yet an adjective?

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Yet is an adverb.

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Is yet an adverb or an adjective?
The word "yet" is an adverb.
When you write an adjective do you do a commar after the adjective?
no only a noun is after the adjective, unless if you say ' The ball was red, ...'
Are there any adjectives that are proper adjectives?
Yes, a proper adjective would be the adjective that is derived from a proper noun and used to describe another word. Examples are "I like Asian food." where Asian is the proper adjective describing...
Do adjectives describe other adjectives?
No. Modifiers that describe adjectives are adverbs.
What are examples of adjective and proper adjective?
Fist example of a common adjective is bright. Second example of a proper adjective is Spanish.Third example is soth west will turn in to south western.