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Hktrader Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Is the phrase "Human Being" is a noun/adj/adverb ?

Is the phrase "Human Being" is a noun/adj/adverb ?
and what is that mean?

Can you show me some example?
THanks
  

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Hi, A human being is a noun, which means a human, a person. Examples: He is a selfish human being. This substance should not be tested on human beings.

— Regards

  • Hi, A human being is a noun, which means a human, a person.
  • Examples: He is a selfish human being.
  • This substance should not be tested on human beings.
  • Regards
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Hi,

A human being is a noun, which means a human, a person.

Examples:

He is a selfish human being.

This substance should not be tested on human beings.

Regards
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RegardsHi, A human being is a noun, which means a human, a person. Examples: He is a selfish human being. This substance should not be tested on human beings. Regards
Thanks for your reponse.

But what's difference among these:

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He is a selfish human being.
He is a selfish
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anyone can help?Thanks
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