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Topics: Compound Nouns and Compound Adjectives Questions

Which structure forms the compound adjective “record-breaking”?

A. Adjective + Noun

B. Noun + Present Participle (-ing)

C. Adjective + Past Participle (-ed)

D. Noun + Adjective

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