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Ivan
3 years ago
7

Highlight the sentences in which the CAPITALIZED word is used as a noun in the context of the sentence.

English
1 answer:
Mama L [17]3 years ago
6 0

A noun is a person, place, or thing.

These are the sentences where the bold word is a noun:

The JUMP was his longest yet.

The soft FLOW of the river was soothing and strange.

We looked to the heavens for a SIGN.

He sustained one severe CUT after getting into an accident.

Explanation:

You can usually tell if a word is being used as a noun if a description comes after the word, like the second sentence (The soft FLOW of the river <u>was</u> <u>soothing and strange</u>.)

Also sometimes when there's an <u>a, and, or the</u> before a word, it means that the word is a noun, like the first and third sentence (The JUMP was his longest yet. We looked to the heavens for a SIGN.)

Sorry this took a while but I had to make sure it was explained right. Hope it helps you out :)

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