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Anonymous Posted 4 years ago
Grammar
Adverb or adjective
"The exam was coming near."
Is "near" an adj or an adv?
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anonymous Is "near" an adj or an adv? Well, neither, actually, because an exam can't come near. Let's maker it a tiger.
- anonymous Is "near" an adj or an adv?
- Well, neither, actually, because an exam can't come near.
- Let's maker it a tiger.
- The tiger was coming near.
- That is rather literary, by the way.
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anonymousIs "near" an adj or an adv?
Well, neither, actually, because an exam can't come near. Let's maker it a tiger. The tiger was coming near. That is rather literary, by the way. "Near" is an adverb there. The adjective looks like "That was a near miss."
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