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  1. 16-May-2007, 11:51 #1
    Hello Kitty
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    Default Simple gramatical question

    In the following sentence:

    At the account opening, you should be alert to warning signs...

    Why use "warning" and not "warn"?

    I always see sentence structure like this, but never know the reason.

    Please help.
  2. 16-May-2007, 12:02 #2
    Anglika
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    Default Re: Simple gramatical question

    "warning" is the adjectival form of the verb "to warn" [adjective
    : serving as an alarm, signal, summons, or admonition]
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