Is a cat a person place or thing?

Answer 1

Thing.

Answer 2

A cat is considered a "thing" in grammatical terms, as it is a tangible object. In linguistic terms, nouns are classified into categories such as person, place, or thing. Since a cat is not a person or a place, it falls into the category of a thing.

Answer 3

A dog is not a person, although there are many people who like dogs as much or more than they like people. The term person is applied only to members of the species H. sapiens. It may sound emotionally cold to refer to dogs as things; we can also call them animals. We can call them man's best friend. But they are not people.

Answer 4

Oh honey, a cat is definitely not a person or a place, unless you're living in a crazy cat lady's house. It's a thing, darling. A furry, meowing, purring thing that rules the internet.

Answer 5

Best answer I’ve heard is that a cat is not “something”, but rather “someone”. Therefore, a cat is a “person” instead of a “thing”.

Answer 6

yup it certainly is! and once i had a homework on an object and i did it and the teacher told me off but then i said I'll sow you the website and then i got and A+

Answer 7

yea it is consiterd a animal or it could be a reptial

Answer 8

A lion is not a homosapien, therefore, not a person. So, a lion would be a thing. An animal, but a thing none the less.

Answer 9

Only if it's dead. Otherwise, its a being.

Answer 10

Yes