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SeroMack Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
"to be short for"
I found the following in my dictionary:
"In I'll be with you in a mo, 'mo' is short for 'moment'.
What grammatical category is the word 'short' in the sentence? After all, it follows the verb 'be', yet I haven't found a noun 'short' meaning a short form of a noun.
"In I'll be with you in a mo, 'mo' is short for 'moment'.
What grammatical category is the word 'short' in the sentence? After all, it follows the verb 'be', yet I haven't found a noun 'short' meaning a short form of a noun.
Top answer
Hi. Short is an adjective in your sentences.
- Hi.
- Short is an adjective in your sentences.
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