GÍRÁMA (ÌBÉÈRÈ ).”Àso olomí aro ni Délé wò” ‘Olomí aro’ jẹ̀ òrò
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Source: JAMB · 2024
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GÍRÁMA (ÌBÉÈRÈ ).”Àso olomí aro ni Délé wò” ‘Olomí aro’ jẹ̀ òrò
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The phrase “olomi aro” means “blue colored.” It describes what color the cloth is. Words that describe nouns are called adjectives.
Adjectives tell us about qualities like color, size, or texture. “Blue” tells you what the cloth looks like. This is its main purpose.
Descriptive words are important in language. They help us give details about things we talk about.
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