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We can book a hotel online.
Book is a noun.
Book is an adjective.
Book is a verb
What kind of dog do you have?
Kind is a noun.
Kind is a verb.
Kind is an adjective.
I have 350 books at home.
Book is a noun.
Book is a verb.
Book is an adjective.
Felix is a very kind man.
Kind is an adjective.
Kind is a verb.
Kind is a noun.
Chris phoned last night.
Phone is a verb.
Phone is a noun.
Phone is an adjective.
Does she have a new phone?
Phone is a verb.
Phone is a noun.
Phone is an adjective.
I love the new ring collection they launched.
Ring is a verb.
Ring is a noun.
Ring is an adjective.
Someone is ringing the bell. Open the door.
Ring is a verb.
Ring is a noun.
Ring is an adjective.
We watch films every Sunday.
Watch is a verb.
Watch is an adjective.
Watch is a noun.
His new watch was very expensive.
Watch is a noun.
Watch is a verb.
Watch is an adjective.
Can you email me the results, pleas?
Email is a noun.
Email is an adjective.
Email is a verb.
She sent me an email with the result.
Email is a noun
Email is a verb
Email is an adjective
Can you picture yourself as a teacher?
Picture is a noun.
Picture is an ajective.
Picture is a verb.
She has hundreds of pictures of her dog.
Picture is an adjective
Picture is a noun
Picture is a verb
Did you see a play when you were in New York?
Play is a noun
Play is an adjective
Play is a verb
They play together every afternoon.
Play is a verb
Play is an adjective
Play is a noun
