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Harrizon [31]
3 years ago
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Indicate the grammatical category of each of the words in the following sentences. a. The girls love sushi. b. That boy has won

many races. c. Mary will finish her homework in the library. d. A strong wind uprooted the tall trees. e. My dog is exceptionally smart.
English
1 answer:
Andrew [12]3 years ago
6 0

Answer and Explanation: Grammatical category can be defined a group that shares features or common characteristics. In other words, it is stes of word of similar meaning. For example:

a. The: determiner; girls: noun; love: verb; sushi: object/noun;

b. That: pronoun; boy: noun; has won: verb; many: adverb; races: noun;

c. Mary: proper noun; will finish: verb; her: pronoun; homework: noun; in: preposition; the: determiner; library: noun;

d. A: determiner; strong: adjective; wind: noun; uprooted: verb; the: determiner; tall: adjective; trees: noun;

e. My: pronoun; dog: noun; is: verb; exceptionally: adverb; smart: adjective

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