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What part of speech is the word things?

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

* Noun: This is the most common usage. It refers to objects or matters in general.

* Example: "I need to buy some things at the store."

* Pronoun: It can act as a pronoun, replacing a noun phrase.

* Example: "I saw a lot of things at the museum, but I can't remember them all."

* Adjective: Sometimes "things" can be used as an adjective, describing something as being of great importance or consequence.

* Example: "The things I have learned from you are invaluable."

Let me know the sentence you're working with, and I can tell you the part of speech in that specific context!

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