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As a student teacher of English, how will you explain to two JHS students who are
arguing about the class of the word or part of speech of the word 'advertising' in
isolation? One is of the view that the word 'advertising' is a noun and the other thinks
that the word 'advertising' is a verb. With practical examples using sentences, clear their
confusion.

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Final answer:

The word 'advertising' can be used as both a noun and a verb in different contexts.


Explanation:

Advertising can function as both a noun and a verb, depending on how it is used in a sentence.

As a noun: 'The advertising campaign was successful.'

As a verb: 'They are advertising the new product on TV.'


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