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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
What groups of words are these?
Im stupid, so what types of words are the following?
Interesting
Riveting
Remarkable
Exciting
Good
Interesting
Riveting
Remarkable
Exciting
Good
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Could you mean, "adjectives"? The most common use is to modify a noun: That is an interesting point of view. - a riveting story.
- Could you mean, "adjectives"?
- The most common use is to modify a noun: That is an interesting point of view.
- - a riveting story.
- - a remarkable resemblance.
- - an exciting adventure.
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Could you mean, "adjectives"?
The most common use is to modify a noun:
That is an interesting point of view.
- a riveting story.
- a remarkable resemblance.
- an exciting adventure.
- a good meal.
They're also commonly used as complements to the being verb:
I'm stupid.
What you say is interesting.
The most common use is to modify a noun:
That is an interesting point of view.
- a riveting story.
- a remarkable resemblance.
- an exciting adventure.
- a good meal.
They're also commonly used as complements to the being verb:
I'm stupid.
What you say is interesting.
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