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Would you agree with me if I said that the following sentence has something wrong

Here is the sentence
It seems that a king's life is quite hard, but a pretend king's life is even harder
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I think "pretend" can't be used as a noun, can it? - And it isn't even followed by of, for example
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Can "pretend" be used as an adjective? - I looked up many sources and all I got was that it is only a verb
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pretended is the adjective
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This sentence is on page 35, Chapter 4 in the last paragraph
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There is another sentence on page 41 with the same word. This means that it is NOT wrong . And if it isn't wrong, then what's the explanation
Here is the second sentence
I spoke to him in English with a pretend foreign accent

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a pretend king" :The noun here is a king but pretend is an adjective and it is the same as pretended "

the sentence is correct .the word "pretend " can be used as an adjective

pretend2 adj
imaginary or not real - used especially by children
　file:///C:/Users/hh/AppData/Local/Temp/Babylon/link_files/SDZWEC7RDT_8CB0DC57.pngWe sang songs around a pretend campfire.

Pretend in these two sentences are use as adjectives. Here is a picture of Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English (5the Edition) - Electronic Dic.


http://img40.imageshack.us/img40/2876/pretendadj.jpg

Thanks a lot for all those who shared in the discussion. Really never too old to learn

pretend in these two sentences are use as adjectives. Here is a picture of longman dictionary of contemporary english (5the edition) - electronic dic.


http://img40.imageshack.us/img40/2876/pretendadj.jpg

كيف تأخذ صورة معينة بهذا الشكل الجميل يا مستر؟؟؟؟؟؟؟؟؟

I looked it up in Merriam Webster and I found that it can be an adj that means (not genuine or imaginary)

Thanks a lot for your interest

1
Would you agree with me if I said that the following sentence has something wrong

Here is the sentence
It seems that a king's life is quite hard, but a pretend king's life is even harder
2
I think "pretend" can't be used as a noun, can it? - And it isn't even followed by of, for example
3
Can "pretend" be used as an adjective? - I looked up many sources and all I got was that it is only a verb
4
pretended is the adjective
5
This sentence is on page 35, Chapter 4 in the last paragraph
6
There is another sentence on page 41 with the same word. This means that it is NOT wrong . And if it isn't wrong, then what's the explanation
Here is the second sentence
I spoke to him in English with a pretend foreign accent


Mr Mohsen, have you checked Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary?, It says, one can use pretend as an adjective in informal speech to mean imaginary, but it must be used before a noun. I hope my reply satisfies you, and honestly, I like the way you study the text,... best of luck, thank you for making us develop our language through searching, that's really gr8

للاسف انا عندي لونجمان (الإصدار الثالث) وليس به هذه المعلومة (أن pretend صفة)
وعندي المورد الكبير وليس به هذه المعلومة
وفتحت النت على ترجمة جوجل ولم توجد به هذه المعلومة
وعلشان كدة أنا هذه الأيام أقوم بتحميل لونجمان الإصدار الخامس كما أشار إليه H0riz0n
أقول هذه الأيام لأن حجم القاموس كبير جداُ

قاموس Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5th Edition + *****
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pretend = unreal