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Aastha Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
Noun and Adjective
In the following two sentences.
1. We have enough time. ( time is Noun)
2. It's too cold to go for a swim. (cold is Adjective)
I am not able to identify the difference. Can anyone help me out.
1. We have enough time. ( time is Noun)
2. It's too cold to go for a swim. (cold is Adjective)
I am not able to identify the difference. Can anyone help me out.
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I think you hit the nail on the head. What's your problem? Quiz for you She gives me a cold smile.
- I think you hit the nail on the head.
- What's your problem?
- Quiz for you She gives me a cold smile.
- She caught a cold .
- He left me out in the cold last night.
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I think you hit the nail on the head. What's your problem?
Quiz for you
She gives me a cold smile.
She caught a cold.
He left me out in the cold last night.
Don't let them throw cold water on your plan.
Quiz for you
She gives me a cold smile.
She caught a cold.
He left me out in the cold last night.
Don't let them throw cold water on your plan.
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1. She gives me a cold smile (Adjective)
2. She caught a cold. ( Noun)
3. He left me out in the cold last night. (Noun)
4. Don't let them throw cold water on your plan. (Adjective)
Am I right?
2. She caught a cold. ( Noun)
3. He left me out in the cold last night. (Noun)
4. Don't let them throw cold water on your plan. (Adjective)
Am I right?
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