Analyze the part-of-speech characteristics of the underlined words
1) He didn’t MADAM anybody, even good customers.
2) If IDS and ANS were pots and pans there’d be no need of tinkers.
3) Linguistic forms can direct the distribution of one’s attention
over a referent scene in a certain type of pattern, the placement of one
or more WINDOWS of greatest attention over the scene, in a process that
can be termed the WINDOWING of attention…
4) I cannot SECOND you in trying to get the SECOND place on the list
without thinking a SECOND or two about it.
5) Good thing, too. He’d have gone to the BAD if he’d lived.
6) He who attempts to deceive the JUDICIOUS is already baring his
own back for the scourge.
7) I slipped. I was pushed or SOMETHING.
8) Cynically, he recalled some lines of poetry which he had had
to write out a hundred times on one occasion at school as a punishment…: ‘Oh, woman in our hours of ease, UN-SOMETHING SOMETHING
SOMETHING please. When tiddly-umpty umpty brow, A SOMETHING,SOMETHING, SOMETHING thou!’
9) ‘Ridden the WHAT?’ he retorted with extreme contempt.
10) He is in one of his DOWN periods at the moment.
11) Now everything is a question and when I try to answer I keep
thinking of BUTS and GOWEVERS and ANYWAYS and ON THE OTHER SIDE.
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What's the missing number in this sequence?
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