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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Is there a adjective in the phrase 'You are all stars.'
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Adjective = Stars
- Adjective = Stars
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Avidlearner Adjective = StarsNO! 'Stars is functioning here as a noun.
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Apparently not. The words "You" and "stars" are clearly nouns. "Are" is clearly the verb. This leaves the word "all," which can be a noun or adjective. Note if we do some experimenting with this sentence, we come up with:
You are stars.
You all are stars.
All are stars.
All three of the above sentence retain much, or all, of the meaning of the original sente
You are stars.
You all are stars.
All are stars.
All three of the above sentence retain much, or all, of the meaning of the original sente
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AnonymousIs there a adjective in the phrase 'You are all stars.'It's a sentence, not a phrase, and it has no adjectives.
CJ
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Anonymous The words "You" and "stars" are clearly nouns'You' is a pronoun, not a noun.
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