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Hi, Yasukotta,

@yasukotta posted:

Hi!  Could I ask you what part of speech is the word "anger" in the following sentence:



(1) He is slow to anger.



I thought that the "anger" there would be an intransitive verb, but I just realized that it might be a noun.



I would appreciate it if you could share your thought.  Thank you!

I see that 'anger' here is an intransitive verb in the infinitive form. According to Collins Dictionary and LDOCE, 'slow to' is followed by an infinitive, so 'anger' can't be a noun here.

https://www.collinsdictionary....tionary/english/slow

https://www.ldoceonline.com/dictionary/slow

Last edited by ahmed_btm

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