er, or, and ar nouns

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What is an 'er' noun?

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An 'er' noun is a word that describes a person who does a specific action, such as 'teacher' (one who teaches) or 'runner' (one who runs).

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What is an 'or' noun?

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An 'or' noun is a word that describes a person who performs a specific job or action, such as 'doctor' (one who practices medicine) or 'actor' (one who acts).

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What is an 'ar' noun?

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An 'ar' noun is a word that describes a person who does a specific action, such as 'painter' (one who paints) or 'guitarist' (one who plays the guitar).

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Give an example of an 'er' noun.

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An example of an 'er' noun is 'teacher'.

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Give an example of an 'or' noun.

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An example of an 'or' noun is 'doctor'.

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Give an example of an 'ar' noun.

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An example of an 'ar' noun is 'painter'.

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What does the word 'author' mean?

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An 'author' is a person who writes books, stories, or articles.

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What does the word 'actor' mean?

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An 'actor' is a person who performs in plays, movies, or television shows.

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What does the word 'survivor' mean?

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A 'survivor' is a person who continues to live after a difficult or dangerous situation.

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What does the word 'writer' mean?

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A 'writer' is a person who creates written works, such as books, articles, or stories.