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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Nouns
in the sentence, "Karen Cornell was named a 'Scholar Athlete'" is scholar athlete or just athlete a noun?
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Hi, They are both nouns. But 'scholar' is used like an adjective, to qualify 'athlete'. This is not unusual.
- Hi, They are both nouns.
- But 'scholar' is used like an adjective, to qualify 'athlete'.
- This is not unusual.
- eg shoe salesman eg computer screen eg car door Clive
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Hi,
They are both nouns. But 'scholar' is used like an adjective, to qualify 'athlete'.
This is not unusual.
eg shoe salesman
eg computer screen
e
They are both nouns. But 'scholar' is used like an adjective, to qualify 'athlete'.
This is not unusual.
eg shoe salesman
eg computer screen
e
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