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What is the part of speech for trouble?

"Trouble" can be several parts of speech depending on how it's used in a sentence:

* Noun: This is the most common usage. It refers to a state of difficulty or distress.

* Example: "I'm having trouble understanding this math problem."

* Verb: Less common, but used to mean "to cause worry or discomfort."

* Example: "Don't trouble yourself with that, I'll take care of it."

* Adjective: Less common, but sometimes used to describe something as difficult or troublesome.

* Example: "This is a trouble spot on the road."

The context of the sentence will determine the correct part of speech for "trouble."

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