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Is the word accompanying a verb or noun?

"Accompanying" can be both a verb and an adjective.

* Verb: "Accompanying" refers to the act of going along with someone or something.

* Example: "The band is accompanying the singer on their tour."

* Adjective: "Accompanying" describes something that goes along with something else.

* Example: "I received an accompanying brochure with my order."

To determine whether "accompanying" is a verb or an adjective in a particular sentence, you need to consider its function in the sentence.

Here's a simple way to tell:

* If "accompanying" is the main action of the sentence, it's a verb.

* If "accompanying" describes a noun, it's an adjective.

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