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What part of speech is dogs?

"Dogs" can be several parts of speech depending on its function in the sentence:

* Noun: When referring to the animals themselves, it is a noun.

* Example: "The dogs barked at the mailman."

* Adjective: When used to describe something related to dogs, it becomes an adjective.

* Example: "She has a dogs' leash."

* Verb: In rare cases, it can be a verb when referring to the act of hunting with dogs.

* Example: "They dogged the fox through the woods." (This is quite uncommon in modern English)

Without context, it's impossible to know for sure which part of speech "dogs" is.

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