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Jigneshbharati Posted 9 years ago
I looked up the meaning and parts of speech in the various dictionaries. I thought that "felony" describes the charges as it answers the question-'what type or which one" but it's listed as noun. Could someone help me to decide the parts of speech in the given context without consulting a dictionar?
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Four days into Donald Trump Presidency, 6 reporters already face felony charges for covering protests
I read the above headline in the Times of India.I looked up the meaning and parts of speech in the various dictionaries. I thought that "felony" describes the charges as it answers the question-'what type or which one" but it's listed as noun. Could someone help me to decide the parts of speech in the given context without consulting a dictionar?
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Jigneshbharati I thought that "felony" describes the charges as it answers the question-'what type or which one" Yes, that's right. Jigneshbharati but it's listed as noun. Correct.
- Jigneshbharati I thought that "felony" describes the charges as it answers the question-'what type or which one" Yes, that's right.
- Jigneshbharati but it's listed as noun.
- Correct.
- A noun may modify another noun.
- Jigneshbharati Could someone help me to decide the parts of speech in the given context without consulting a dictionar y ?
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JigneshbharatiI thought that "felony" describes the charges as it answers the question-'what type or which one"Yes, that's right.
Jigneshbharatibut it's listed as noun.Correct. A noun may modify another noun.
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