Beauty is noun, beautiful adjective,beautify is verb
can someone tell me the rule how to remember and identify noun,verb,adjective in sentence.
i know noun-is place,person,thing but it doesnt help
i know verb-which causes action in sentences
i know adjective-which enhance quality of noun
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Yes, there are some patterns for adding endings (suffixes) and beginnings (prefixes) to words that make new words or parts of speech. Here is a good resource for root words, suffixes and prefixes. Many times, these have been adopted into English from Latin, Greek, and Old French.
- Yes, there are some patterns for adding endings (suffixes) and beginnings (prefixes) to words that make new words or parts of speech.
- Here is a good resource for root words, suffixes and prefixes.
- Many times, these have been adopted into English from Latin, Greek, and Old French.
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0I just made this song up about it in 5 mins and idk if you will see it but it goes like this:
Noun Has Beauty, Noun Has Beauty,
Beautiful Ad,
0i know verb-which causes action in sentences
i know adjective-which enhance quality of noun As explained by another expert, suffix and prefix often tell us what a particular is. Also, there are basic sentence patterns that identify the functions of words. See if the following helps:
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