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The mean teacher quickly gave the students homework. Use the above sentence for questions 1-4 1. What part of speech is the word "mean" acting as in the above sentence? 1 point O Noun Overb Adverb Adjective
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The mean teacher quickly gave the students homework.
Use the above sentence for questions 1-4
1. What part of speech is the word "mean" acting as in the above sentence? 1 point
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Adjective
Mean is a describing word. It’s describing the teacher who is the noun.
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Adjective because ‘mean’ is describing the teacher, a noun.
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