Function in free Adobe Reader apps for iPad (highlight pen)

I wonder for the free Adobe Reader apps that I can found in Apps Store. Do its function are the same as those normal Adobe Reader, which is designed for using on PC / laptop? Any function in the free Adobe Reader apps will be missing due to the design? I wanna to know for the most important function in Adobe Reader for myself, the highlight pen function. Will it be able for me to have this function for the free Adobe Reader apps?
Thank you

For simple things you can try yourself, it's generally quicker to just do that. Now that someone has already moved your post maybe you'll get a reply within a day or two, anyway.

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