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Last one lol what is collison? adverb, adjective, noun, ect? and what is infinite? adverb, adjective, noun, ect?
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what is collison? adverb, adjective, noun, ect?
and what is infinite? adverb, adjective, noun, ect?

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A collision is one moving object. So it is a noun.

Infinite is endless in space, extent, or size. Really impossible to measure or calculate, so it is an adjective. :)
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