English, 26.08.2019 15:10 MissDumb1

Aword that can take the place of a noun is commonly referred to as
a. a. noun
c. verb
b. pronoun
d. adverb

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Aword that can take the place of a noun is commonly referred to as
a. a. noun
c. verb