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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Part of Speech
Two questions:
1. In the sentences: "The family lives next door." or "I ate last night." - what part of speech is next door or last night?
2. What part of speech is cannot? Verb and adverb?
1. In the sentences: "The family lives next door." or "I ate last night." - what part of speech is next door or last night?
2. What part of speech is cannot? Verb and adverb?
Top answer
Anonymous next door or last night They are adverbs. An adverb of place and an adverb of time. Anonymous cannot Yes, that's a combination of a verb and an adverb.
- Anonymous next door or last night They are adverbs.
- An adverb of place and an adverb of time.
- Anonymous cannot Yes, that's a combination of a verb and an adverb.
- CJ
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Anonymousnext door or last nightThey are adverbs. An adverb of place and an adverb of time.
AnonymouscannotYes, that's a combination of a verb and an adverb.
CJ
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