English, asked by Grsoul854, 1 year ago

What is/are the noun(s) in the following sentence?: The lion's roar can be heard for miles.

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Answered by akash00021

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lion, miles are the noun

Answered by brijeshpbhkmgm8

1

hyyyyyy here your answer dear

noun is a name place or things.

so

lion miles is the noun ...

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