Which is grammatically correct?
Living the quarantined life like or
Living the quarantine life like? Can you explain why?
Answers
Answer:
Living the quarantined life like...
Explanation:
The three dots at the end allows the reader to know that you are going to elaborate on your topic the question mark makes them think that you are asking them a question.
Answer:
Living the quarantined life like is grammatically correct because 'quarantine' is 'a noun' and 'quarantined' is a 3td form of verb that is 'past participle' but in given sentence it is work as 'an adjective'.
Explanation:
Adjective: The word which gives more information about noun is called an adjective.
What is the adjective for quarantine?
Included below are past participle and present participle forms for the verb quarantine which may be used as adjectives within certain contexts.
quarantinable
Subject to quarantine; under quarantine.
quarantined
In quarantine; isolated.
Synonyms:
secluded, restrained, confined, detained, shut off, under quarantine, shut up, cordoned off, sealed off
quarantining
present participle of quarantine
Synonyms:
isolating, blocking off, cordoning off, segregating, separating, sequestering, setting apart, confining, cordoning, detaching, insulating, removing, restricting, secluding, closing off, sealing off, keeping apart