Form Adjectives from the given words given below:- 1. Enjoy 2. Day 3. Escape 4. Like 5. Rain 6. Courtesy 7. Athlete 8. Life

1. Enjoy - Enjoyable

2. Day - Daily

3. Escape - Escape

4. Like - Likable

5. Rain - Rainy

6. Courtesy - Courtesy

7. Athlete - Athletic

8. Life - livable

Explanation:

Forming one form of speech from a given word can be trivial as well as full of fun. Some are readily obvious while some are not. Many times it requires removing some characters from the source word and adding new set of characters (usually suffixes) to it to form the intended word.

1. Enjoy is normally a verb. To change it to an adjective, one might need to add the suffix -able to it. This gives enjoyable.

For example;

What an enjoyable moment!

2. Day is a noun. To change it to an adjective, one might need to append the string -ily to it to form daily.

For example;

Give us our daily bread.

3. Escape could be a verb, a noun and/or even an adjective depending on the context.

For example;

Show me the escape route. [Here, escape is an adjective]

4. Like could be a noun or a verb depending on the context. To change it to an adjective, simply append -able to form likable.

For example;

It feels likable.

5. Rain is a noun. To change it to an adjective, simply append -y to it to form rainy.

For example;

We are in the rainy season

6. Courtesy could be a noun or an adjective depending on its context of usage.

For example;

This is a courtesy gift.  [Here courtesy is an adjective]

7. Athlete is a noun. Adding -ic changes it to athletic which is an adjective.

For example;

There is going to be an athletic competition.

8. Life is normally a noun. Its adjective form is livable.

For example;

This environment is conducive and livable.

bought and considered