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"ten children " Here, "ten" is a determiner. g. )
- "ten children " Here, "ten" is a determiner.
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(1) Some people still use the traditional names for the parts of speech:
noun/pronoun/adjective/verb/adverb/preposition/conjunction/interjection.
(2) If you follow this system, then, yes, the cardinal numbers would be classified as "adjectives."
(a) For example:
Ten children slowly read the books at school.
ten = adjective
(1) Some people still use the traditional names for the parts of speech:
noun/pronoun/adjective/verb/adverb/preposition/conjunction/interjection.
(2) If you follow this system, then, yes, the cardinal numbers would be classified as "adjectives."
(a) For example:
Ten children slowly read the books at school.
ten = adjective
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