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Flat is usually an adjective. Its comparative and superlative forms are: flatter, flattest Flat can be a noun. eg.
- Flat is usually an adjective.
- Its comparative and superlative forms are: flatter, flattest Flat can be a noun.
- eg.
- She lived in a walk-up flat.
- The verb form is flatten .
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Flat is usually an adjective. Its comparative and superlative forms are: flatter, flattest
Flat can be a noun. eg. She lived in a walk-up flat.
The verb form is flatten. It is regular.
The steam roller flattened the warm asphalt. (past)
The steam roller was flattening the roadway. (past progressive)
Flat can be a noun. eg. She lived in a walk-up flat.
The verb form is flatten. It is regular.
The steam roller flattened the warm asphalt. (past)
The steam roller was flattening the roadway. (past progressive)
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