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Differentiate between a noun and an adjective: is the underlined word in the following sentence a noun or an adjective?
My grandmother spoke to everyone with the easy familiarity of an old friend.
noun
adjective
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Noun.
"Familiarity" is an abstract noun here — the head of the noun phrase "the easy familiarity of an old friend." ("Easy" and the prepositional phrase "of an old friend" both modify that noun.)
"Familiarity" is an abstract noun here — the head of the noun phrase "the easy familiarity of an old friend." ("Easy" and the prepositional phrase "of an old friend" both modify that noun.)
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