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Liveinjapan Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
was bankrupt
Hi everyone
This corporation was bankrupt.
Is the word 'bankrupt' an adjective or a verb?
I think it's an adjective.
Thanks
LiJ
This corporation was bankrupt.
Is the word 'bankrupt' an adjective or a verb?
I think it's an adjective.
Thanks
LiJ
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If it's a verb, it should be 'bankrupted', shouldn't it? It's my simple mistake. It's resolved.
- If it's a verb, it should be 'bankrupted', shouldn't it?
- It's my simple mistake.
- It's resolved.
- Thanks.
- LiJ
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If it's a verb, it should be 'bankrupted', shouldn't it?
It's my simple mistake. It's resolved. Thanks.
LiJ
It's my simple mistake. It's resolved. Thanks.
LiJ
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Hi,
This corporation was bankrupt.
The word is a verb, an adjective, and also a noun.
But in this sentence, it's an adjective.
This corporation was bankrupt.
The word is a verb, an adjective, and also a noun.
But in this sentence, it's an adjective.
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