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Rosadinah Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

The adjective of ( vanguard )

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I want to ask about the adgective of the word ( vanguard ) ????

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The adjective form of the noun "vanguard" is the same as the noun (in English, nouns can generally be used as adjectives without a change of spelling), as in: This was a vanguard movement in the art world. The vanguard troops are approaching our first line of trenches.

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  • The adjective form of the noun "vanguard" is the same as the noun (in English, nouns can generally be used as adjectives without a change of spelling), as in: This was a vanguard movement in the art world.
  • The vanguard troops are approaching our first line of trenches.
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The adjective form of the noun "vanguard" is the same as the noun (in English, nouns can generally be used as adjectives without a change of spelling), as in: This was a vanguard movement in the art world. The vanguard troops are approaching our first line of trenches.
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