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Mr1bin Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Above, below, inside, outside, left, right.
Those words are used to give a direction right?
I think they are usually Adjective and Adverb.
But I heard I can make them nouns by adding "The" before them.
Ex) The above is my questions. The inside is full of people etc.
Am I right? thank you.
I think they are usually Adjective and Adverb.
But I heard I can make them nouns by adding "The" before them.
Ex) The above is my questions. The inside is full of people etc.
Am I right? thank you.
Top answer
-- Probably. -- Most are usually prepositions. -- Yes, in at least some cases.
- -- Probably.
- -- Most are usually prepositions.
- -- Yes, in at least some cases.
- Ex) The above is my questions.
- The inside is full of people etc.
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Those words are used to give a direction right?-- Probably. It would be easier to evaluate if you included within the message box all text to be considered
I think they are usually Adjective and Adverb.-- Most are usually prepositions.
But I heard I can make them nouns by adding "The" before them.-- Yes, in at least some cases.
Ex) The above is my q
I think they are usually Adjective and Adverb.-- Most are usually prepositions.
But I heard I can make them nouns by adding "The" before them.-- Yes, in at least some cases.
Ex) The above is my q
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