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Fire1 Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

Can "hypothetical" be used in these ways?

  1. I think he's partly right, but I don't see it as a problem, because he's actually considering a hypothetical that is unlikely to occur.

  2. Three guys talking about the hypotheticals that are brought up after the party has died down.

I wonder whether "hypothetical" can be used as a noun as shown above.

Are "a hypothetical" and "the hypotheticals" grammatically correct?

  

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The sentences are good and the words can be nouns. com, you'll find the parts of speech that are most usual.

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  • The sentences are good and the words can be nouns.
  • com, you'll find the parts of speech that are most usual.
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The sentences are good and the words can be nouns.

If you consult dictionary.com, you'll find the parts of speech that are most usual.

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