Grammer…..HELP!!?
What part of speech is : nowhere in the following sentence?
He left his food on the table, simply because he had nowhere to put it.
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preposition
better tell the english teacher below me to go back to school, words like behind above or around or NOWHErE are prepositions,
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Nowhere could be a noun, as in the sentence:
Nowhere is too scary.
Nowhere is the subject of that sentence; therefore, nowhere is a noun.
Nowhere is an undefined pronoun.
eg. This town is in the middle of nowhere.
Nowhere is the object of the preposition.
The object of the preposition is always a noun.
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First of all, it’s spelled grammar. The word “nowhere” is a noun in that sentence.
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i have to reply on my teaching from ms church and i believe she would say it is a noun
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oh gosh…i think…no…i don’t know….i think it’s an adjective….
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