Is was an adjective?

  No, the word "was" can't be used as an adjective. Rather, it can be used as a linking verb or an auxiliary verb. Explanation: Click this link

Is at an Adverb?


Hello everyone, today I will discuss whether the word "at"is an adverb or not.Remember that an adverb can modify a verb and it doesn't take any object.

Look at the following example:

Liz and her friend sat down at a corner table.

Explanation:In the above example,the word "at" is not an  adverb here.You can say that  the word"at" is a preposition here.

Liz and her friend sat down at a corner table.




◆at a corner table. 

Here the object of "at" is a corner table.As the word "at" has the object "a corner table",the word "at" is here a preposition.




Remember that we cannot use the word "at" as an adverb.The word "at" is always used as a preposition.


💐Look at the following example:



Does this train stop at Preston?

Explanation:Here the word "at" is a preposition because it has a object which is Preston.So,the word "at"is not an adverb.It is a preposition.


Conclusion:The word "at " is  always a preposition.It is not an adverb.




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