per-mit
Two: per-mit.
Examples of two-syllable words that can be used as both a noun and a verb include "record" (e.g., "I'll record the meeting" vs. "The record is broken") and "permit" (e.g., "They permit pets" vs. "I need a permit for this").
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Yes, an instruction permit is the same as a learner's permit.
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