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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
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"even" as an adjective or adverb
For this sentence, would "even" be considered and adverb or adjective? If you can, please explain.
"Even the mightiest of cities had fallen."
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It's an adverb when it has that meaning. , flat and level, without any holes or raised areas. CJ
- It's an adverb when it has that meaning.
- , flat and level, without any holes or raised areas.
- CJ
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It's an adverb when it has that meaning.
Its meaning as an adjective is very different, e.g., flat and level, without any holes or raised areas.
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