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Is homework a noun or verb?

"Homework" is primarily a noun.

Here are some examples:

* I have a lot of homework to do tonight. (Homework is the object of the verb "have")

* My homework is due tomorrow. (Homework is the subject of the verb "is")

While it's less common, "homework" can occasionally function as a verb, meaning "to do homework".

* I'm homeworking for the next few hours. (Here, "homeworking" is a verb indicating the action of doing homework)

However, the verb form is less frequent and often used in specific contexts.

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