Is it possible to treat some adjectives like nouns by adding my, a, an, the, -s, -es?
"beloved, mechanical, hypothetical, homosexual, basic" are all adjective, but is it possible to treat them like nouns by adding "my, a, an, the, -s, -es? If possible, could you write what 1~14 mean or when I can use them? or you can just explain with an example you prefer.
1. My beloved is..
2. My beloveds are...
3. A mechanical is...
4. The mechanical is...
5. Mechanicals are...
6. A hypothetical is...
7. The hypothetical is...
8. Hypotheticals are...
9. A basic is...
10. The basic is...
11. Basics are...
12. À homosexual is...
13. The homosexual is...
I4. Homosexuals are...
Some textes I found on Google.
A. It requires understanding that the only reason counsel would ask about "the hypothetical" is in order to draw a connection to the real.
B. Any violence against "a homosexual" is now guaranteed huge publicity,
C. He could go on to say that the H-value of "a basic" is equal to the precise amount of happiness
Top answer
I'm striking out the ones that are not possible nouns. 1. My beloved is..
- I'm striking out the ones that are not possible nouns.
- 1.
- My beloved is..
- My beloved is so beautiful in all regards to me.
- 2.
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I'm striking out the ones that are not possible nouns.
1. My beloved is.. My beloved is so beautiful in all regards to me.
2. My beloveds are...
3. A mechanical is...
4. The mechanical is...
5. Mechanicals are...
6. A hypothetical is... A hypothetical is contrasted with reality.
7. The hypothetical is...The h
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