Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
an orphan//orphaned child
With love and care, an orphaned child may grow up to be wealthy and successful.
... an orphan ...
Hi,
Do the above two amount to each other? Thanks.
... an orphan ...
Hi,
Do the above two amount to each other? Thanks.
Top answer
Orphaned is an adjective Orphan is a noun (the person who is orphaned. The correct sentences are: With love and care, an orphan may grow up to be wealthy and successful. With love and care, an orphaned child may grow up to be wealthy and successful.
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Orphaned is an adjective
Orphan is a noun (the person who is orphaned.
The correct sentences are:
With love and care, an orphan may grow up to be wealthy and successful.
With love and care, an orphaned child may grow up to be wealthy and successful.
Orphan is a noun (the person who is orphaned.
The correct sentences are:
With love and care, an orphan may grow up to be wealthy and successful.
With love and care, an orphaned child may grow up to be wealthy and successful.
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AlpheccaStarsOrphaned is an adjective
Orphan is a noun (the person who is orphaned.
The correct sentences are:
With love and care, an orphan may grow up to be wealthy and successful.
With love and care, an orphaned child may grow up to be wealthy and successful.
Thanks, Alphecca.
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Yes.
an orphan=an orphaned child as a direct substitution in that sentence.
an orphan=an orphaned child as a direct substitution in that sentence.
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