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bctcThanjennamorese bctcThanjennamorese
  • 30-09-2015
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Not every word can be labeled as a specific part of speech.

True

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Vuk15
Vuk15 Vuk15
  • 14-03-2017

I think That statement is true.

There is definitely a word that not really required in a sentence and only exist to give a more proper punctuation but won't change the meaning of the sentence if it's taken away. One example of that type of word is 'the'

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Anonymous Anonymous
  • 30-08-2018

Different words have different uses, but every word in the English language has at least one defined use,he's wrong ^^

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