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Is bellow (to roar or to utter in a loud deep voice) a noun or verb
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Is bellow (to roar or to utter in a loud deep voice) a noun or verb

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Verb as you can do it. Ask yourself if you can do it and that is the answer.
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That would be a verb, because its describing an action. Hope this helps!
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