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Last one lol what is collison? adverb, adjective, noun, ect? and what is infinite? adverb, adjective, noun, ect?

Last one lol what is collison? adverb, adjective, noun, ect? and what is infinite? adverb, adjective, noun, ect?
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Last one lol

what is collison? adverb, adjective, noun, ect?
and what is infinite? adverb, adjective, noun, ect?

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A collision is one moving object. So it is a noun.

Infinite is endless in space, extent, or size. Really impossible to measure or calculate, so it is an adjective. :)
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