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Linkes Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Death and dead
when to use death and dead.Can someone construct some sentences to show diffrences and when to use dead and death ?Thanks in advance
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Hi Linkes. Welcome to English Forums. Dead is an adjective.
- Hi Linkes.
- Welcome to English Forums.
- Dead is an adjective.
- The winter was so severe that almost all birds that didn't migrate were dead.
- Death is a noun.
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Hi Linkes. Welcome to English Forums.
Dead is an adjective.
The winter was so severe that almost all birds that didn't migrate were dead.
Death is a noun.
After having participated in a warfare, he felt that the death followed him.
Dead is an adjective.
The winter was so severe that almost all birds that didn't migrate were dead.
Death is a noun.
After having participated in a warfare, he felt that the death followed him.
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