EXTRACT: 'What are they coming for? They haven't been here for ages.'
QUESTION: What part of speech is the word 'ages' used for?
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i think ages is a noun
Virtulya:
I got it later. It's hyperbole
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EXTRACT: 'What are they coming for? They haven't been here for ages.'
QUESTION: What part of speech is the word 'ages' used for?
ANSWER - Here the word ' ages ' is used to show the time period.... The given line means , that they have never been there for a long period of time.....Such words are used to make the lines of the story.... Here I think the word age is hyperbole.....
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Here is your answer☺
EXTRACT: 'What are they coming for? They haven't been here for ages.'
QUESTION: What part of speech is the word 'ages' used for?
ANSWER - Here the word ' ages ' is used to show the time period.... The given line means , that they have never been there for a long period of time.....Such words are used to make the lines of the story.... Here I think the word age is hyperbole.....
#hope it helps☺
It's hyperbole. Never mind, I'll mark it as brainliest
thanks a lot dear.... i have edited the answer
it couldn't help you ... but okay...
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