Not every word can be labeled as a specific part of speech.

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Carter Blake

24 December, 02:51

Not every word can be labeled as a specific part of speech.

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Charlie Mccormick · Answer 1

I think That statement is true. There is definitely a word that not really required in a sentence and only exist to give a more proper punctuation but won't change the meaning of the sentence if it's taken away. One example of that type of word is 'the'

Not every word can be labeled as a specific part of speech.TrueFalse

Not every word can be labeled as a specific part of speech.

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False