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What type of noun is the word in bold? Sally walked along the seashore looking for shells. A. collective B. compound C. abstract D. proper
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What type of noun is the word in bold?

Sally walked along the seashore looking for shells.




A.
collective



B.
compound



C.
abstract



D.
proper

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The answer Is Compound

User Anjana Silva
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The answer would be B. A compound noun is made up of two or more but name one thing: sea-shore.
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