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6 Dec 2022
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“animate” and “anime”
Are the two words noun, verb, or adjective?
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“animate” and “anime”
Are the two words noun, verb, or adjective?
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Are the two words noun, verb, or adjective?
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- English (US)
animate = verb or adjective
anime = noun
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- English (US)
animate = verb or adjective
anime = noun
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I believe (animate) is a verb, and (anime) is a noun. Because (animate) is used as a form of (action), and (anime) is a name.
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