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They went to a big supermarket downtown. It was noisy there.
(Q1: What is the part of speech of 'downtown' in Sentence 1? Is 'downtown' used as an adjective modifying 'supermarket'? Q2: what does 'It' refer to in Sentence 2?)
(Q1: What is the part of speech of 'downtown' in Sentence 1? Is 'downtown' used as an adjective modifying 'supermarket'? Q2: what does 'It' refer to in Sentence 2?)
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Yes, "downtown" is being used as an adjective to modify "supermarket."
"It" has no specific antecedent; it's referring to the general atmosphere in the supermarket.
"It" has no specific antecedent; it's referring to the general atmosphere in the supermarket.
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