I didn't think the worldwide school closures would have such quick ramifications.
Everyday Grammar: When Nouns Act Like Adjectives
Everyday Grammar: When Nouns Act Like Adjectives
I always think of deadwood whenever I see the word cocksucker. Such a phenomenal show.
So, what I'm learning from this thread is that Dalton understands what nouns are, but bangia-o doesn't understand what adjectives are. Or maybe he doesn't understand what a verb or noun is. At this point, I'm not sure I understand what he doesn't understand, but there is definitely some misunderstanding."Cock" is an adjective because it is describing the kind of sucking that is occurring. "Suck" is a verb. Then, the suffix /er/ is added at the end making it a three syllable word.
I mean even if your reasoning was sound here (it isn't), then 'cock' would be an adverb, not an adjective."Cock" is an adjective because it is describing the kind of sucking that is occurring. "Suck" is a verb. Then, the suffix /er/ is added at the end making it a three syllable word.
Verbing weirds language.
First, how did you like Elektra this week?
Second, was it better than Roadhouse?
They go to Whatsthematterwith U, the fighting Shit Threads 💩.No way OP is in college like they claim. All they do is make asinine threads occasionally.
What else would they be doing in collegeNo way OP is in college like they claim. All they do is make asinine threads occasionally.
clearly two nouns, referring to how when your thread goes wrong you feel a fire on your back
they can't, all the schools are closed
Funny, because after this thread I always think of deadwood when I see the name bangai-oI always think of deadwood whenever I see the word cocksucker. Such a phenomenal show.
"Cock" is an adjective because it is describing the kind of sucking that is occurring. "Suck" is a verb. Then, the suffix /er/ is added at the end making it a three syllable word.
Ah, this is the point that I realise that this entire thread is bait."Cock" is an adjective because it is describing the kind of sucking that is occurring. "Suck" is a verb. Then, the suffix /er/ is added at the end making it a three syllable word.
You surely are just trolling us, right?"Cock" is an adjective because it is describing the kind of sucking that is occurring. "Suck" is a verb. Then, the suffix /er/ is added at the end making it a three syllable word.
no that's a feathered man
You could have just stopped at "they are nouns"
To cock a gun is a verb, to sucker a person is a verb.
Thank you for reminding me of possibly the greatest movie ever made.
AAA high-budget Roadhouse videogame when? The IP is a goldmine. I'm thinking Rockstar would be a good fit.
Would you say, "this man seems cock"?"Cock" is an adjective because it is describing the kind of sucking that is occurring. "Suck" is a verb. Then, the suffix /er/ is added at the end making it a three syllable word.