"That was a near miss." What part of speech is "near"?
1.noun
2.adjective
3.verb
4.adverb

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Ahmad Saleh · Answer

The whole phrase "near miss" is considered to be a countable noun by most dictionaries , but if you want the word "near" in particular, it functions here as an adjective.

ahmed abdallah · Answer

I totally agree with Mr Ahmad Saleh Ibraheem Abu Kharmh

anayat bukhari · Answer

Near miss in this particular case is a noun. Near miss is used for something that falls just short of success.

مها شرف · Answer

I agree with Mr Ahmad answers. Thanks.

dalal alharbi · Answer

Apologized for the answer, I do not know, leave the answer for the professionals.

Utilisateur supprimé · Answer

Near here is an Adjectiv or it can be served as an Adverb as well

hanen Deb · Answer

well it is an adjective it comes before a noun

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"That was a near miss." What part of speech is "near"? 1.noun 2.adjective 3.verb 4.adverb

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