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Mizansinha007 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Is it right sentence, please?

At the time of preposition we just say,

"Thank you fellow classmates"

Here is a little confusion on my mind is 'fellow' is a noun and classmate also a noun. Is it possible to use 2 nouns beside each other?

Thanks, teachers.
  

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Hi mizansinha007, mizansinha007 "Thank you fellow classmates" In this case, the word fellow is being used as an adjective to modify the noun classmates . Sometimes this can be confusing when nouns are used as adjectives. Here are some more examples: " laundry soap" " dog food" " picnic basket" Laundry, dog and picinic are being used as adjectives here to modify the nouns they precede.

— BaliLuv

  • Hi mizansinha007, mizansinha007 "Thank you fellow classmates" In this case, the word fellow is being used as an adjective to modify the noun classmates .
  • Sometimes this can be confusing when nouns are used as adjectives.
  • Here are some more examples: " laundry soap" " dog food" " picnic basket" Laundry, dog and picinic are being used as adjectives here to modify the nouns they precede.
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Hi mizansinha007,
mizansinha007"Thank you fellow classmates"
In this case, the word fellow is being used as an adjective to modify the noun classmates. Sometimes this can be confusing when nouns are used as adjectives. Here are some more examples:
"laundry soap"
"dog food"
"picnic basket"

Laundry, dog and p
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