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Which word in the sentence is a singular noun? The green grass covered the hills as far as my eyes could see. A. grass B. see C. green D. eyes
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Which word in the sentence is a singular noun?

The green grass covered the hills as far as my eyes could see.

A.
grass

B.
see

C.
green

D.
eyes

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The word grass is the singular noun. See and Green are not nouns and Eyes is a plural noun, not a singular noun.
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The singular noun is 'grass'. Eyes are plural, and the words see and green are not nouns. I hope I helped! :)
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