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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Is this possible?
to find out if a word is a noun/verb/adjective-can you create a sample sentence that all verbs will work in or adj etc. (ignoring past/present tense)
for example:
Matt ___ the dog. Would ALL verbs work in this sentence?
and then I could do the same for nouns and adjectives
___ hit the dog (nouns)
Matt hit the ___ dog...and i would use this sentence to see if the words is an adjective.
for example:
Matt ___ the dog. Would ALL verbs work in this sentence?
and then I could do the same for nouns and adjectives
___ hit the dog (nouns)
Matt hit the ___ dog...and i would use this sentence to see if the words is an adjective.
Top answer
Hi, Matt ___ the dog. Would ALL verbs work in this sentence? What do you mean by 'works'.
- Hi, Matt ___ the dog.
- Would ALL verbs work in this sentence?
- What do you mean by 'works'.
- Hmmm.
- What if I said Matt drinks the dog .
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Hi,
Matt ___ the dog. Would ALL verbs work in this sentence? What do you mean by 'works'.
Hmmm. What if I said Matt drinks the dog. Would you consider that works?
Or Matt knits the dog.
Clive
Matt ___ the dog. Would ALL verbs work in this sentence? What do you mean by 'works'.
Hmmm. What if I said Matt drinks the dog. Would you consider that works?
Or Matt knits the dog.
Clive
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