Support, Verb or noun?
More important, however, would be to use the public resources obtained through taxes to provide some of the missing advantages of education and support to the children of those families that can't afford to do it themselves.
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In this case, is "support" a noun or a verb?
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It is a noun (the word "to" tells us this, since you cannot "support to something" with "support" as a verb). I think it is intended to be grouped like this: to provide [some of the missing advantages of education and support] to [the children of those families that can't afford to do it themselves]
- It is a noun (the word "to" tells us this, since you cannot "support to something" with "support" as a verb).
- I think it is intended to be grouped like this: to provide [some of the missing advantages of education and support] to [the children of those families that can't afford to do it themselves]
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It is a noun (the word "to" tells us this, since you cannot "support to something" with "support" as a verb). I think it is intended to be grouped like this:
to provide [some of the missing advantages of education and support] to [the children of those families that can't afford to do it themselves]
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