Using "free" as a suffix to create an adjective meaning "no."
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Yours lesson are really very good, he is comphensive a lot!
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Thank you, your video word " free ".
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excelent video, thanks from Colombia :)
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@PrimusInterPares84 Thank you, but you worry too much
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@EgleFig to be a verb, either one of those words would have to have the prefix "to" or the verb have as an auxiliar verb
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Isn't the word "rent"a verb? And isn't the word "worry" also verb? Then I understood that "free" when added change it and turns an adjective. I love to learn from you because you always are doing what you really love. Thank you teacher.
EgleFig 10 months ago
@EgleFig - Hi Egle. The words "rent" and "worry" can both function as nouns:
The rent is too high.
She has many worries.
learnamericanenglish 10 months ago 3