Select all the adjectives. Don't include a, an, or the.Albus Dumbledore needs a January vacation.

In the sentence "Albus Dumbledore needs a January vacation," the only adjective present is "January."

Adjectives are words that describe or modify nouns, providing additional information about them, such as their quality, quantity, color, size, or time. In this case, "January" describes the type of vacation (specifically, the time during which it occurs). The words "Albus" and "Dumbledore" are proper nouns and serve as the subject of the sentence, while "needs" is a verb and "vacation" is the noun being described by the adjective.

Final Answer

• January