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English 1b3 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Parts of speech

It is good for smaller use requirements.

Is this OK? If so, what parts of speech are smaller and use?

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'Use' is redundant, but the utterance is a natural one. 'Use' is of course a noun acting as an adjective, and I think 'smaller' modifies 'use' rather than 'requirements', so that makes it an adverb.

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  • 'Use' is redundant, but the utterance is a natural one.
  • 'Use' is of course a noun acting as an adjective, and I think 'smaller' modifies 'use' rather than 'requirements', so that makes it an adverb.
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'Use' is redundant, but the utterance is a natural one. 'Use' is of course a noun acting as an adjective, and I think 'smaller' modifies 'use' rather than 'requirements', so that makes it an adverb.
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