help on language arts @katkipe
What part of speech is the word in italics? Shelly's beautiful dance thoroughly captivated the audience. Noun Verb Adverb Adjective the word is beautiful
What two can we eliminate?
noun and verb
Good.. so what word is beautiful describing.
What is beautiful modifying in the sentence?
I don't see any italics
He said beautiful was the word in italics
well it is not going to be abverb because she is not doing something so will it be adjective @katkipe
oh... can I say it???
Go ahead lol
She did dance, its past tense. But it didnt describe how she danced. So whatcha think?
it is an... \[ADJECTIVE!!!! \]
adjective?
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The word beautiful is modifying dance. Dance is a noun. A modifier of a noun is an adjective.
yay And @mathstudent55 noun is a person not something that you do dance is a verb
I'M A GENIUS!!!
can I get my medal please for hard work and getting nswer correct
@katkipe I tried to fan you, but I guess I already did lol
Well Surf cat. A dance is a thing
Lol thanks Bro
yah
Nouns are person, place or things.
"Dance" can be a noun or a verb depending on how it is used. Noun: The senior class sponsored a dance. Verb: The boys dance with the girls.
but he said dance is a noun but dance is a verb
In our case, dance is clearly a noun. It is used as a thing, not as an action.
He is right. Read that one right above your last comment
Could be either or, Noun: Person, Place or "THING"
ok
sorry @mathstudent55
Think of it this way, nouns you can touch hear or see verbs you can do
@AliSurfCat No problem at all.
bye I will post more questions
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