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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Part of speech?
What part of speech is doodah if you make an imperative sentence such as, "Sit, the doodah up!" I know this sounds silly, but I use this word frequently. Yes, I reallly want to know. Thank you.
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Hi, In terms of grammar, it functions as a noun. In terms of meaning, it intensifies the order. Similar expression use nouns, eg Get the **** out!
- Hi, In terms of grammar, it functions as a noun.
- In terms of meaning, it intensifies the order.
- Similar expression use nouns, eg Get the **** out!
- eg Shut the **** up!
- Delete the comma.
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Hi,
In terms of grammar, it functions as a noun.
In terms of meaning, it intensifies the order.
Similar expression use nouns,
eg Get the **** out!
In terms of grammar, it functions as a noun.
In terms of meaning, it intensifies the order.
Similar expression use nouns,
eg Get the **** out!
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