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"at the bottom of the sea" - noun or adjective? Is "bottom" being used as a noun or an adjective ? "at the bottom of the sea"
Dec 12, 2016 7:28 AM
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As a noun. Bottom (n): the lowest or deepest part of anything. "Bottom of the sea" = "the deepest part of the sea". You could also choose to say "on the sea-bed" if you prefer. Or, if you want to be poetic, you could say "in Davy Jones' Locker". :)
December 12, 2016
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JJKim
Language Skills
Arabic (Gulf), English
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Arabic (Gulf)
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