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Sunny123 Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
wary = ?
Hello everyone. In the following sentence. What is the word "wary" ?
I mean ... Is it a verb or an adjective?
1. Iowa farmers wary of proposed crude oil pipeline.
wary = a verb
or
wary = an adjective?
?
I mean ... Is it a verb or an adjective?
1. Iowa farmers wary of proposed crude oil pipeline.
wary = a verb
or
wary = an adjective?
?
Top answer
sunny123 Iowa farmers wary of proposed crude oil pipeline. 'wary' is an adjective. This is not a well-formed sentence.
- sunny123 Iowa farmers wary of proposed crude oil pipeline.
- 'wary' is an adjective.
- This is not a well-formed sentence.
- It can be used as a title or newspaper headline, in which words are sometimes omitted, but it is not a complete sentence.
- The full sentence is as follows: Iowa farmers are wary of the proposed crude oil pipeline.
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sunny123Iowa farmers wary of proposed crude oil pipeline.'wary' is an adjective. This is not a well-formed sentence. It can be used as a title or newspaper headline, in which words are sometimes omitted, but it is not a complete sentence. The full sentence is as follows:
Iowa farmers are wary of
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