Question frame (Why does he acts in bewildered way?)

[Pavanhotscan]

Hi ,

can i ask question like this "why does he acts in bewildered way ?"

is "bewildered" verb or adjective

i checked this word in " answers.com" site they wrote it as "adjective"

but i saw some sentences it acts as verb.

which one is correct ?

Regards
Pavan

[Mister Micawber]

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Here, 'bewildered' is an adjective modifying 'way'.
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[BuddhaGeo]

[Lost_Soul]

Hi, MM

To be completely captious , we must use the indefinite article in that sentence, mustn't we?
Why does he act in a bewildered way

[Alan]

Hi Lost_soul,

An interesting point. I have mentioned before on this distinguished forum that in the UK it is becoming quite common to drop the article before a qualified noun as in: We had wonderful holiday in France last week. Personally it hasn't caught on with me and I agree that convention would require at least an 'a' before 'bewildered way.'

Alan
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