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>>> The host was one of the world's most distinguished astronomers, and several others among the eleven men present were internationally recognized leaders in their highly diverse fields.
the - definite article
host - countable noun
was - third person singular of the past tense of "be" [expresses the nature or existence of something]
one of - [use "one" when you want to say something about a particular member of a group]
the world's - adjectival possessive case of noun [all the people on this planet, and their societies, institutions, and ways of life]
most distinguished - superlative of adjective "distinguished" [very successful in one's career and with a good reputation]
astronomers - plural of countable noun [scientists who study the stars, planets, and other natural objects in space]
>>> and several others among the eleven men present were internationally recognised leaders in their highly diverse fields
and - conjunction [links two or more words, groups, or clauses]
several - adjective [refers to an imprecise number of people or things that is not large but is greater than two]
others - pronoun [people or things not those already mentioned, but different ones]
among - preposition [a member of a group and sharing its characteristics]
the - definite article
eleven - number
men - plural of countable noun "man"
present - adjective [in a specific place (the gathering)]
were - plural of the past tense of "be"
internationally - adverb of manner [between or involving different countries]
recognised - adjectival participle [generally accepted as having a particular identity, position, or quality]
leaders - noun, plural of "leader", object of recognised [a most senior member]
in - preposition [used to specify a general subject or field of activity]
their - possessive adjective [indicates that something belongs or relates to the group of people, animals, or things in question]
highly - adverb [used before some adjectives (such as "diverse") to mean "very"]
diverse - adjective [made up of a wide variety of things]
fields - countable noun, plural of "field" [particular subjects of study or types of activity]
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