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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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adjective or uncountable noun
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Is the word 'evil' an adjective and/or uncountable noun? Which one is it or is it both?
Sorry one more question: why is the verb singular?
Wages of sin is
Is the word 'evil' an adjective and/or uncountable noun? Which one is it or is it both?
Sorry one more question: why is the verb singular?
Wages of sin is
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" The evil empire has committed no evil. adjective and noun - A.
- " The evil empire has committed no evil.
- adjective and noun - A.
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"Wages" may be singular, like "the news is out."
The evil empire has committed no evil. adjective and noun
- A.
The evil empire has committed no evil. adjective and noun
- A.
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