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What part of speech is matches?

"Matches" can be a few different parts of speech depending on its context:

* Noun: This is the most common usage. It refers to the small sticks or strips used to ignite a flame.

* Example: "I need some matches to light the fireplace."

* Verb: It can be the plural form of the verb "match," meaning to be equal to or similar to something.

* Example: "These colors perfectly match the curtains."

* Adjective: It can be used as an adjective meaning "equal to" or "similar to." This is less common.

* Example: "We have matches in terms of skill level."

To determine the correct part of speech, you need to consider the sentence it's used in.

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