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2.) Circle the noun in the sentence. The old man walked down the road.

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Ierofanga [76]3 years ago

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Answer:

1.) B

An adjective is something that explains the noun.

Circle the adjective: old would be the adjective.

A verb is an action

Walked would be the verb.

An adverb describes the action

Slowly would be the adverb.

A pronoun replaces the noun

"He" would be the pronoun ( I think )

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