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What Part Of Speech Is "anyway" In The Sentence, I'm Going To Eat It Anyway?
What part of speech is "anyway" in the sentence, I'm going to eat it anyway.
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"Anyway" in English Grammar is an adverb meaning "in any case or nonetheless". I hope you have understood and to further know about this please click on the link:
Anyway in English grammar
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