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The word 'serious' is an adjective, used to describe a noun, or as the object of a linking verb as a predicate adjective. Example sentences:

  • John McEnroe if famous for crying out 'you can not be serious' to the tennis umpire when he didn't like the ruling.
  • He caught a bug but should be back at work soon as it is not thought to be serious.
  • My Granddad took a serious fall in the garden cutting himself on some broken glass, he needed five stitches in the wound and a stiff whiskey to cheer him up.
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