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 Subject: Nouns as Adjectives  Sat 13 Nov - 23:05 |
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Nouns as Adjectives
Sometimes words that are usually nouns canfunction as adjectives. This happens when the “noun” is used to define a noun.Underline the adjective in each sentence that is often a noun. The first one isdone for you.
1. Karen always wipes her runny nose with paper towel.
2. Teasing a junkyard dog is a bad idea.
3. An intelligent person will never put hishead into an empty pickle jar.
4. I hear that apple juice is a healthydrink.
5. Troy would like an onion sandwich with atouch of mustard.
6. Remind Kurt to stop eating cat food!
7. That’s what you get for using a glue stickas lipstick!
8. The chubby little frog refused to try thenew beef diet.
9. Yes, there are automobile dealers you cantrust.
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Hud
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| Subject: Re: Nouns as Adjectives Wed 17 Nov - 18:50 |
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Adjective Nouns are one of the many forms that beat any teacher's heart 
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Red1
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| Subject: Re: Nouns as Adjectives Thu 18 Nov - 21:47 |
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...unless he is of a good basis in English language. 
Thank you , Mr. Loyalty for these lines
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