* Noun: It names a specific thing – a formal meeting for discussion and exchange of information.
* Example: "The team held a conference to discuss the project."
It can sometimes act as an adjective when it's used to describe something related to a conference:
* Adjective: It modifies a noun, indicating a connection to a conference.
* Example: "We attended a conference room." (Here, "conference" describes the type of room.)
So, "conference" is primarily a noun, but it can occasionally function as an adjective depending on how it's used in a sentence.