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No it's a verb because you are doing it, e.g. I am distracting James.
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∙ 7y agoNo, the word distracted is an adjective.
The adverb form of the word is distractedly.
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What is the adjective and adverb of distraction?
The adjectives of distraction are distracted and distracting.The adverb of distraction is distractedly.
What do you do if you are distracted?
i just relax when am distracted
What is a sentence with distract?
The noise outside the classroom can distract students from their studies.
What is an Antonym for distracted?
thwe antonym for distracted is distractedly
What distracted mean?
easily distracted..or sumthin' like that.
Can you get examples of the word distracted?
" I got distracted during my homeroom session."
Does students still get distracted by electronics?
Do** students still get distracted by electronics? Yes.
Can i get a sentence using the word distracted?
He was so distracted by his phone that he didn't notice the car approaching the intersection.
Does advertising in schools distract children?
it depends on the student. if the student is easily distracted or a slacker, then yes, they will be distracted. if they are a hard worker, they're less likely to be distracted.
What part of speech is the word distracted?
The word distracted is a verb. It is the past tense of the verb distract.
How much or how often does the average person get distracted?
The average person gets distracted 6 to 10 times every minute. This means you are distracted at least once every ten seconds
Why does a female feel distracted?
to feel is to be distracted see Alexander Theroux page 424 Laura Warholic
