Grammatical Problems

[seymour]

which one is adjective?
tourist destination

tourist is adjective

[singleguy]

but we can use destination as an adjective
could you tell me a sentence including destination as an adjective?

[peyman@pg]

the first one is true. in question form of this sentence u should use an auxiliary veb "do" with the simple verb form. of course you should use the past form of do:did.

[m007007]

but we can use destination as an adjective
could you tell me a sentence including destination as an adjective?

are you sure?i highly doubt that.destination as an adjective???it's a noun.

[singleguy]

You can find this word in oxford edvanced dictionary both as a noun and adjective.

[m007007]

You can find this word in oxford edvanced dictionary both as a noun and adjective.

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[A r c h i]

You can find this word in oxford edvanced dictionary both as a noun and adjective.

It depends on how you use the words

If it's a word that you can use it as and adj and noun , so it has both roles

But it should be in a context, so that you can say what's the grammatical role in this sentence

Out of context, Everything is possible

[m007007]

It depends on how you use the words

If it's a word that you can use it as and adj and noun , so it has both roles

But it should be in a context, so that you can say what's the grammatical role in this sentence

Out of context, Everything is possible

Would you spare us some examples please?
I agree with the "everything is possible" part because for instance you can use almost every noun as a verb!!nice huh??

[ask_bl]

.as an adj:
a destination restaurant

[melkinpres]

May i come up wioth a comment here?
let's look at it this way. Almost all nouns can serve as a modifier for another noun (in which case they're called adjectives) .
these nouns are onesthat basically introduce such information as: material, purpose, association and...
eg:
iron bar, race horse,
trash can, day people, taxi driver and so on