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A noun is a person, place or thing ... so which of these words are a person, place or thing?

First, the runners wait for the signal to start.


It can't be first because that's not a person or place or thing. The is just a modifier, so none of those are nouns. Runners are people so that's a noun. Wait is an action word, a verb. For is a linking word so that's not it. Signal is a thing so that's a noun. To start is another verb.

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runners - noun

signal - noun

first - adverb

the - definite-article

wait - verb

for - preposition

to - preposition

start - verb

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