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is From, beneath, except, since, across a noun

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is Education, philosophy, algebra, fire, teacher a noun

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is And, since, or, after, while, because a pronoun
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is Cheerful, proud, gigantic, mysterious aa pronoun
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is Begin, cite, retrieve, whimper, pluck a pronoun
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I, anybody, they, it, him, everything, she a pronoun
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is Reluctantly, seldom, after, loudly, wildly an adverb
Answered by GPT 3.5
No, "from," "beneath," "except," "since," and "across" are not nouns. They are prepositions.
Answered by GPT 3.5
Yes, "education," "philosophy," "algebra," "fire," and "teacher" are nouns.
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No, "and," "since," "or," "after," "while," and "because" are not pronouns. They are conjunctions (in the case of "and," "or," and "because") or prepositions (in the case of "since," "after," and "while").
Answered by GPT 3.5
No, "cheerful," "proud," "gigantic," and "mysterious" are not pronouns. They are adjectives.
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No, "begin," "cite," "retrieve," "whimper," and "pluck" are not pronouns. They are verbs.
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Yes, "I," "anybody," "they," "it," "him," "everything," and "she" are pronouns.
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Yes, "reluctantly," "seldom," "after," "loudly," and "wildly" are adverbs.