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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Is the term hook up acting as noun here or verb?

I am struggling to understand if the term "hook up" is acting as noun or verb in this sentence. Can you please help?

She failed to understand if Kimmie's sadness was due to her best friend's hook up with Sean or because she had recently got bad grades in an exam.

Is this the noun form, to mean relationship?

  

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anonymous am struggling to understand if the term "hook up" is acting as noun or verb in this sentence It is a noun but it should be written as one word: hookup or hook-up . anonymous Is this the noun form, to mean relationship? Yes.

— Mister Micawber

  • anonymous am struggling to understand if the term "hook up" is acting as noun or verb in this sentence It is a noun but it should be written as one word: hookup or hook-up .
  • anonymous Is this the noun form, to mean relationship?
  • Yes.
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anonymous am struggling to understand if the term "hook up" is acting as noun or verb in this sentence

It is a noun but it should be written as one word: hookup or hook-up.

anonymousIs this the noun form, to mean relationship?

Yes.

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