you must go to lava ridge town and i dont now sry but i got it he
The adjective in the phrase "Jessica's blue scarf and gloves" is "blue," which describes the color of the scarf. The word "Jessica's" is a possessive adjective, indicating that the scarf and gloves belong to Jessica. Therefore, "Jessica's" is indeed a possessive adjective, while "blue" is a descriptive adjective.
The small blue scarf is in the middle-left portion of the image, slightly to the right of the orange and yellow striped scarf. It is placed on a mannequin that is wearing a blue and white striped shirt.
You can buy it at the Battle Frontier for 48 BP.
You get the blue scarf in a house near the edge of pastoria city, but that pokemon's stat for whatever contest you want must be maxed out
If you lost your blue scarf and gloves at the movies, you can check with management to see if a lost and found is available. It is possible that the articles were turned in.
Meiken Jolie - 1981 The Blue Scarf 1-50 was released on: USA: 1981
The adjective in the sentence is "blue," which describes the color of Jessica's scarf. It provides specific detail about the scarf, helping to visualize the item she lost. The word "lost" can also be considered an adjective in a different context, as it describes the state of the scarf and gloves.
possessive
The word mine is a possessive pronoun which takes the place of the noun 'scarf', indicating the ownership of the scarf.
I know that the the use of ''beauty scarf,, is to turn a feebas into milotic but it can be used only in red rescue team, but in blue rescue team is useless.
I was looking for that tonight. No earthly idea. Maybe the editors thought the snowman's scarf was blue (looks green)
You need to max out a pokemons beauty by feeding it lots of high level blue pokeblocks, then you need to talk the president of the Pokemon fanclub in Slateport, he will admire your Pokemon and the effort you put in as a trainer and then give you the blue scarf.