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Mr genuine Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Either part of speech
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What part of speech is "either" in this sentence? A conjunction. an adverb or a pronoun?
Our elders have either learned, created or have been brought up with a set of morals, values and principles in their lives.
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Mr genuine Our elders have either learned, created or have been brought up with a set of morals, values and principles in their lives. It's a conjunction, specifically, a correlative conjunction. That is, it has a second part, namely, or .
- Mr genuine Our elders have either learned, created or have been brought up with a set of morals, values and principles in their lives.
- It's a conjunction, specifically, a correlative conjunction.
- That is, it has a second part, namely, or .
- CJ
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Mr genuineOur elders have either learned, created or have been brought up with a set of morals, values and principles in their lives.
It's a conjunction, specifically, a correlative conjunction. That is, it has a second part, namely, or.
CJ
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