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What is the adjective form of "Trouble"?

ATroubling

BTrouble

CTrouble some

DTroubled

Answer:

C. Trouble some

Read Explanation:

Explanation:

  • The correct adjective form of “trouble” is “troublesome” (meaning causing difficulty or annoyance).

About the options:

  • Troubling → adjective (means causing worry), but not the standard form derived like “troublesome”

  • Troubled → adjective (describes a person feeling distress)

  • Trouble some → incorrect spelling ❌ (should be troublesome)

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