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Can you explain the phrase " virus-free" for me please? Is it a noun, adjective or a verb?
Please give me some example in a sentence and tell me where it can placed in a sentece .
Thank you so much!^^
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queen115 Can you explain the phrase " virus-free" for me please? Is it a noun, adjective or a verb? virus-free ~ free of viruses ~ containing no viruses It's an adjective, and it can be used predicatively (after a linking verb) or attributively (before a noun).
- queen115 Can you explain the phrase " virus-free" for me please?
- Is it a noun, adjective or a verb?
- virus-free ~ free of viruses ~ containing no viruses It's an adjective, and it can be used predicatively (after a linking verb) or attributively (before a noun).
- predicative adjective All three monkeys given the triple combination of microbicides remained virus-free.
- attributive adjective Virus-free cassava plants have been produced through meristem-tip culture .
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queen115Can you explain the phrase " virus-free" for me please? Is it a noun, adjective or a verb?
virus-free ~ free of viruses ~ containing no viruses
It's an adjective, and it can be used predicatively (after a linking verb) or attributively (before a noun).
predicative adjective
All three monkeys given the triple combination of microbi
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