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Hanuman_2000 Posted 22 years ago
Grammar

Noun

Sir,

I have to find the noun in given sentence.

1.I got a book in a class library.

Noun=book,class,library. OK(I think.)

Now I have to rewrite this sentence replacing each noun and pronoun in their plural form.

SO I wrote like this...

2.We got books in classes libraries.

somebody told me it is wrong.

But I could not understand because as I have listed "class" as noun in above question and if it acceptable,then why "classes" is not acceptable in the (2) in which I have to replace each noun into their plural forms.

Please help me.

Thanks.
  

Top answer

"class" is used as a adjective to describe "library" in this sentence. It tells what kind of library it was. So in this sentence, "class" is not a noun.

— CalifJim

  • "class" is used as a adjective to describe "library" in this sentence.
  • It tells what kind of library it was.
  • So in this sentence, "class" is not a noun.
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"class" is used as a adjective to describe "library" in this sentence. It tells what kind of library it was. So in this sentence, "class" is not a noun.
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