Definition: Mountains are large flat areas covered with snow or ice. They can range from tiny mountain peaks, which are up to 30 miles (48 kilometers) in height, to high mountains that reach 16,000 feet (4,912 meters) above sea level. The word "mountain" is a noun form of the verb "to mount." The prefix "mount" means "mountain" and the suffix "-ing," which follows by a consonant sound, indicates "is." For example: - "He climbed a mountain." In this sentence, "a" and "a" are the article, and "mountain" is an adjective that describes a mountain. - "Mountains are beautiful." This sentence uses the verb "to be," which is the infinitive form of the verb "be." The preposition "of" indicates "are." The word "mountain" has a similar root and can also be used to describe something else, such as: - "I like mountains." In this sentence, "mountains" is an adjective that describes a mountain.
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