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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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WHAT IS THE ANSWER TO THIS PARAGRAPH AS TO WHETHER IT IS A PROPER NOUN, COLLECTIVE NOUN, ABSTRACT NOUN, APPOS[TIVE, SUBJECTIVE COMPLEMENT, INDIRECT OBJECT, OBJECT OF PREPOSITION, OR NOUN IN DIRECT ADDRESS. THE PARAGRAPH IS BELOW.
THE COLONISTS HAD FAITH IN GOD AND TRUST IN THEIR LEADERS. MANY BECAME SOLDIERS. THEY FOLLOWED WASHINGTON, THEIR BRAVE GENERAL. CROWDS GATHERED WHEN THE GENERAL ENTERED THEIR TOWNS. HE GAVE THE PEOPLE TREMENDOUS HOPE. "MY COUNTRYMEN," HE TOLD THEM,"HE TOLD THEM,"WE WILL FIGHT BRAVELY UNTIL WE GAIN OUR INDEPENDENCE."
HOW ARE THESE WORDS USE IN A SENTENCE FOR THE ABOVE PARAGRAPH FOR NOUN USAGE.
1. FAITH 2. LEADERS 3. SOLDIERS 4. WASHINGTON 5. GENERAL 6. CROWDS 7. PEOPLE 8- COUNTRYMEN
THE COLONISTS HAD FAITH IN GOD AND TRUST IN THEIR LEADERS. MANY BECAME SOLDIERS. THEY FOLLOWED WASHINGTON, THEIR BRAVE GENERAL. CROWDS GATHERED WHEN THE GENERAL ENTERED THEIR TOWNS. HE GAVE THE PEOPLE TREMENDOUS HOPE. "MY COUNTRYMEN," HE TOLD THEM,"HE TOLD THEM,"WE WILL FIGHT BRAVELY UNTIL WE GAIN OUR INDEPENDENCE."
HOW ARE THESE WORDS USE IN A SENTENCE FOR THE ABOVE PARAGRAPH FOR NOUN USAGE.
1. FAITH 2. LEADERS 3. SOLDIERS 4. WASHINGTON 5. GENERAL 6. CROWDS 7. PEOPLE 8- COUNTRYMEN
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