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What part of speech is characters?

"Characters" can be multiple parts of speech, depending on how it's used in a sentence. Here are some examples:

Noun:

* "The characters in the novel were very well developed." (Characters refers to the people or beings in the story)

* "She used bold characters to emphasize the title." (Characters refers to the distinct shapes used in writing)

Adjective:

* "The characters on the screen were too large." (Characters modifies the noun "screen")

* "He wrote a letter in large, bold characters." (Characters modifies the noun "characters")

Verb:

* "The designer characterized the new product as innovative." (Characters means "to describe or portray the qualities of something")

* "The actors characterized their roles perfectly." (Characters means "to give a specific quality or trait to a role")

It's important to look at the context of the sentence to determine the correct part of speech for "characters."

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