English, asked by charnpadda5, 9 months ago

*The sailor was able to hold up the sail despite the storm." The word 'sail' is used
as (i) noun, (ii) verb (iii) adjective, (iv) adverb

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Answered by Grace444

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Answer:

'Sail' is a noun, because it is here used as an object on a boat.

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Answered by nvnjha999

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The word 'sail' is used as a verb in this sentences

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