A lawmaker could be elected or appointed to serve in the colonial legislature. What type of noun is lawmaker? A. collective B. abstract C. proper D. compound

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A lawmaker could be elected or appointed to serve in the colonial legislature. What type of noun is lawmaker? A. collective B. abstract C. proper D. compound

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Yes, It's compound for sure!

Richard Read answered Feb 15, 2018

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The Answer is D. Compound

Ang Lee answered Feb 21, 2018

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