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    The document discusses parts of speech used in a discussion about haze pollution in Malaysia and neighboring countries. Nouns include types of pollution, effects on health, government response, and solutions. Pronouns include "which". Adjectives describe the pollution as constant, neighboring, open-field, dried, ignorant, hazardous, dangerous, polluted, serious, continuous, sophisticated. Paragraphs and pronouns such as "many", "which", "it", and "they" are also listed. The summary calls out the key topics around haze pollution and parts of speech terms used.

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    The document discusses parts of speech used in a discussion about haze pollution in Malaysia and neighboring countries. Nouns include types of pollution, effects on health, government response, and solutions. Pronouns include "which". Adjectives describe the pollution as constant, neighboring, open-field, dried, ignorant, hazardous, dangerous, polluted, serious, continuous, sophisticated. Paragraphs and pronouns such as "many", "which", "it", and "they" are also listed. The summary calls out the key topics around haze pollution and parts of speech terms used.

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    Identify Noun and Pronoun

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    The document discusses parts of speech used in a discussion about haze pollution in Malaysia and neighboring countries. Nouns include types of pollution, effects on health, government response, and solutions. Pronouns include "which". Adjectives describe the pollution as constant, neighboring, open-field, dried, ignorant, hazardous, dangerous, polluted, serious, continuous, sophisticated. Paragraphs and pronouns such as "many", "which", "it", and "they" are also listed. The summary calls out the key topics around haze pollution and parts of speech terms used.

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    ISL WEEK 1

    Parts of speech

    Noun Haze, phenomenon, Malaysia, countries, pollution, atmosphere, pollutants, substances, forest fire. Effect, Kalimantan, parts, Indonesia, method, farming, authorities, power, farmers, open burning, Malaysians, planters, leaves, garbage, public, examples. Hospitals, clinic, increase, respiratory problem, lung infection, asthma attack, Air Pollution Index (API), levels, period, side effects, inhalation, air, elderly. Government, treat, culprits, justice, healthy fine, prison sentence, vigilance, perpetrators, offence. Awareness, dangers, campaign, cause, solutions, steps-needto-be-taken, social media, television, radio, newspaper, internet, assistance, farmers, forest. Laws, campaign, individuals, students, parents. Individual, world, generations, grandchildren, earth.

    Pronoun Which

    Adjective Constant (descriptive) Her (possessive) Neighbouring (descriptive) Other (descriptive) Direct (descriptive) Other (demonstrative) Indonesian (descriptive) Such (demonstrative) Most (adjective of number) Open-field (descriptive) Dried (descriptive) A few (adjective of number) Ignorant (descriptive) Dramatic (descriptive) Hazardous (descriptive) Dangerous (descriptive) This (demonstrative) Long-term (descriptive) Prolonged (descriptive) Polluted (descriptive) Serious (descriptive) Its (possessive) Indonesian (descriptive) Constant (descriptive) Their (possessive) Continuous (descriptive) All (adjective of number) Sophisticated (descriptive)

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    Many

    Which

    It

    They

    We

    Strict (descriptive) On-going (descriptive) Every (adjective of number) Every (adjective of number) Future (descriptive) Our (possessive) Healthy (descriptive)

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