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What part of speech is the word both?

"Both" is a determiner.

Here's why:

* Determiners specify which noun is being referred to. They come before nouns and are often followed by adjectives.

* "Both" indicates that there are two of something, and it modifies the noun that follows it.

For example:

* Both cars are red. (Both modifies the noun "cars")

* Both of them went to the park. (Both modifies the pronoun "them")

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