"To disappoint" and "to anger" are verbs.Originally Posted by keeley
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#1 24-Jan-2010, 19:36
emotions nouns?
are emotions like 'disappointed' and 'anger' nouns?
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#3 24-Jan-2010, 20:13Re: emotions nouns?
what word class is 'dissappointment' and 'anger' then?
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#4 24-Jan-2010, 20:16Re: emotions nouns?
They are nouns. Originally Posted by keeley
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