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What part of speech is unpicked?

"Unpicked" can be a few different parts of speech, depending on its use in a sentence:

* Adjective: Describing something that has not been picked, selected, or chosen.

* Example: "There were still many unpicked apples on the tree."

* Past Participle: Used as part of a verb phrase, indicating a completed action.

* Example: "The farmer had unpicked the ripe tomatoes."

* Noun: Less common, but could refer to something that is not picked.

* Example: (unlikely but possible): "The unpicked of the harvest were left in the field."

To determine the part of speech, you need to look at the context of the sentence.

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