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Everyone wanted a DRINK of water? what is the correct grammar? noun adverb adjective verb
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Everyone wanted a DRINK of water?

what is the correct grammar?
noun
adverb
adjective
verb

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Answer: Drink is a Noun or a Verb

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Answer: noun

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