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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
Secret
Hi,
"Every so often I come across something I would prefer to keep secret." [From telegraph.co.uk]
Is the word 'secret' an adverb, adjective or a noun in the sentence?
Thank you.
"Every so often I come across something I would prefer to keep secret." [From telegraph.co.uk]
Is the word 'secret' an adverb, adjective or a noun in the sentence?
Thank you.
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Hi, I would say it's an adjective. You perhaps see this more clearly in examples like eg I was going to change the colour of my kitchen, but then I decided to keep it blue. eg I gave my dog a bone to keep it quiet.
- Hi, I would say it's an adjective.
- You perhaps see this more clearly in examples like eg I was going to change the colour of my kitchen, but then I decided to keep it blue.
- eg I gave my dog a bone to keep it quiet.
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Hi,
I would say it's an adjective.
You perhaps see this more clearly in examples like
eg I was going to change the colour of my kitchen, but then I decided to keep it blue.
eg I gave my dog a bone
I would say it's an adjective.
You perhaps see this more clearly in examples like
eg I was going to change the colour of my kitchen, but then I decided to keep it blue.
eg I gave my dog a bone
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