Question

remeasurement - verb / noun
so, i'm confused with measure. You can do an action of measuring which would be a verb or it can be the size of something which would be a noun. I'm confused which one it is :\
And then when you say "remeasure" would be a verb
measurement would be a noun
and remeasurement would be a verb
Someone guide me lol

Answer 1

@Hero

Answer 2

Dictionaries usually clarify the difference between each in terms of usage and part of speech.

Answer 3

Have you consulted any dictionaries for clarification purposes?

Answer 4

Yea, but my question just gives me the word w no context and it wants me to make a tree structure for it.

Answer 5

It would probably be much easier to post the actual problem you're working on.

Answer 6

There you go (:

Answer 7

I'm on e)

Answer 8

This question is out of my area of expertise. It's best for you to re-post this question but re-post it as the actual question as given from the textbook. Use this link to post it in the Draw feature: https://questioncove.com/assets/attachments/1592366277-5ee9926c30e292aefb393800-cbe0ab7b3e6e3924b8b2669b9414c4f1.png

Answer 9

When you re-post the question it should look like this:

Answer 10

Yea, but I don't need help on the drawing part, I just need help on identifying if the word is a noun/verb/adjective etc. But thanks anyways

Answer 11

Pretty sure it is a noun as it is a conceptual idea that describes the act of doing something. In this case, remeasurement is the act of measuring again.

Answer 12

I think that's what I'll go for too. Thankss!

Answer 13

Well, there seems to also be a business definition of the same word. But either way, it's a noun.