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Rambharosey Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Is this 'noun'..
In the sentence:
This summer is more harsh than last.
The intent obviously is to say:
This summer is more harsh than last (year).
In this sentence, is 'last' an adjective or a noun?
Thanks,
Bharosey.
This summer is more harsh than last.
The intent obviously is to say:
This summer is more harsh than last (year).
In this sentence, is 'last' an adjective or a noun?
Thanks,
Bharosey.
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rambharosey In this sentence, is 'last' an adjective or a noun? Adjective. As you already showed, the noun is missing and can easily be supplied.
- rambharosey In this sentence, is 'last' an adjective or a noun?
- Adjective.
- As you already showed, the noun is missing and can easily be supplied.
- CJ
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rambharoseyIn this sentence, is 'last' an adjective or a noun?Adjective. As you already showed, the noun is missing and can easily be supplied.
CJ
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