Is plays a noun adj or verb?

Answer 1

The word play is an abstract noun:

The noun play as a piece of prose performed by actors (a count noun); the written form is a concrete noun, the performance is an abstract noun.

The noun play as leisure activities of children or adults (an uncountable noun) is an abstract noun.

Answer 2

"Plays" can function as both a noun and a verb, but not as an adjective. As a noun, "plays" refers to performances or dramatic works. As a verb, "plays" indicates the action of participating in a game or engaging in a recreational activity.

Answer 3

The word play is both a verb (play, plays, playing, played) and a noun (play, plays).

The noun play is a word for a theatrical performance; an activity for recreation or enjoyment'; the movement of light over surfaces; a space in which a part of a mechanism can move.

Examples:

The play bored me to death!

The game seems like play but it actually teaches the children skills.

There's too much play in the joint which will make it wear out quickly.

The noun forms of the verb 'play' are player and the gerund, playing.

Answer 4

The word play as a noun, is a word for a form of entertainment or an activity for recreation, a thing. Example uses:

The play bored me to death!

The game seems like play but it actually teaches the children some skills.

The word play is also a verb (play, plays, playing, played).

Answer 5

Plays is a verb - the first person singular form of play

We play football. He plays tennis.

Play can be a noun. - The play was very exciting. (drama). His play on the court is amazing. (his action, movement).

Also

Plays could be the the plural form of the noun play. - All the plays we saw last year were very well done.

Answer 6

The children put on a play for their grandparents.

Answer 7

Played

Playing

Answer 8

Play

Answer 9

Playness

Answer 10

Playing