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There will be a meeting at four afternoons" a meeting in this sentence is anoun or what?
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There will be a meeting at four afternoons" a meeting in this sentence is anoun or what?
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"meeting" in the sentence is a noun because it is a thing, more like an event. the definition of a noun is a person, place, or thing. hope this helps!
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