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In the sentence Little Red Riding Hood goess to see her grandma. What would you say are the noun(s), verb(s), and adjective(s)?​
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Little Red Riding Hood goess to see her grandma.

What would you say are the noun(s), verb(s), and adjective(s)?​

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So a noun is a person place or thing. So the noun would be grandma and Riding Hood. verb is an action so it would be see. An adjective defines a noun so it would be little red. hope this helped a bit!

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