Question

1.Which part of speech is the parentheseised word?

(Set) the table for me, please.



A.verb

B.pronoun

C.noun

D.adjective

Answer 1

Okie

Answer 2

Which part of speech is the underlined word?

Shaun plunged into a big wave at the beach.



A.verb

B.noun

C.adjective

D.pronoun

Answer 3

wave is the underlined word

Answer 4

Ok well what do you think before I go on with my thoughts.

Answer 5

C?

Answer 6

-_-

Answer 7

Adjectives describe things as for shape color etc. I don't think it would be that. Waves sounds more like a thing (noun). But I am not an English expert. @camerondoherty \(Maybe~\color {green}s\color {green}h\color {green}e~can~\color {green}H\color {red}E\color {blue}L\color {orange}P~you.\)

Answer 8

@KlOwNlOvE

Answer 9

What is parenthasized?

Answer 10

wave

Answer 11

is a wave a thing?

Answer 12

yes?

Answer 13

yep so its a noun like @juanpabloJR said

Answer 14

Because a noun is a person, place, or thing

Answer 15

verb is an action noun is a person place thing or idea adjectives describe a noun and pronouns are a word that can function by itself as a noun phrase and that refers either to the participants in the discourse

Answer 16

\(\color {green}:\color {green}]\)

Answer 17

What about this one?



Which part of speech is the paranthesiesed word?

There should be a (set) time for the dance to end.



A.adjective

B.verb

C.noun

D.pronoun

Answer 18

which one do you think it is

Answer 19

noun

Answer 20

That would be a verb because it is an acton they are setting the time

Answer 21

why do you think that?

Answer 22

whoops sry :/

Answer 23

Cam stole my answer.

Answer 24

can you guys help with more so i get a better understanding and what not?

Answer 25

it wouldnt be a noun either

Answer 26

Well you're not supposed to ask more than one question in the same thread... I would say open a new thread and ask your question there

Answer 27

oops verb*

Answer 28

so its not verb? O:

Answer 29

verbs are an action and in that sentence they're saying it should be a certain time

Answer 30

...

Answer 31

http://prntscr.com/4cekqr

Answer 32

set they are going to set the time

Answer 33

id say adjective

Answer 34

adjective describes a noun set isnt describing anything

Answer 35

set
adjective [not gradable] (FIXED) /set/
› fixed or firm:
There wasn’t a set time for us to get there.
› If you are set on something, you have firmly decided about it:
HMOs are good if you aren’t set on one specific doctor.

Answer 36

I looked at that photo juan so it is a verb?

Answer 37

http://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/dictionary/american-english/set_12

Answer 38

that sentence isnt sayint theyre setting the time just saying a time should be set

Answer 39

I think its a verb. Ill let you make your final decision \(Good~Luck!\)

Answer 40

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