Five ways of using the word book as a noun?

Answer 1

1. The noun 'book' as the subject of a sentence:

• The book is due back at the library today.

2. The noun 'book' as the subject of a clause:

• I did what the book said but it didn't work.

3. The noun 'book' as direct object of a verb:

• I saw the book at a discount, so I bought it.

4. The noun 'book' as the object of a preposition:

• I got a lot of good ideas from the book.

5. The noun 'book' as a subject complement:

• The gift was a book of classic poetry.

Answer 2

1. "I grabbed a book from the shelf to read."
2. "The teacher assigned a new book for us to study."
3. "She placed the book on the table."
4. "The bookstore had a wide selection of books."
5. "My favorite book is 'To Kill a Mockingbird'."

Answer 3

yesterday i booked the tickets from the internet

Answer 4

Challenge

Yes, it can. As a noun: "Please hand me the book." As a verb: "Book him, Dan-O, murder one."