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What parts of speech is member?

"Member" can be several parts of speech depending on its context:

1. Noun: This is the most common use. It refers to a person or thing belonging to a group or organization.

* Example: "She is a member of the tennis club."

2. Adjective: It can describe something as being a part of a group.

* Example: "The member states of the European Union."

3. Verb: Less common, but it can mean to become a member of something.

* Example: "She will member the committee next month." (Though this usage is rather archaic and uncommon)

4. Sometimes it's part of a compound word: For example, "member-only" (adjective) or "membership" (noun).

So, the part of speech for "member" depends on how it's used in a sentence.

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