What is a sentence that display can be used as a noun and a verb?

Answer 1

Example sentences:

• When you dock the boat, be sure to tie it securely to the dock.
• The cook is flexible. He will cook your steak any way you like it.
• I will not fly with that airline again. My salad had a fly in it.
• You can jump over the mud puddle. One good jumpwill do it.
• I will answer the question if you don't question my answer?
• The guitarist's challenge, how to pick a pick.
• I thought I saw the saw on the bench.

Answer 2

There are many words that are both a noun and a verb. Some examples are:

Noun: I know the answer to your question.

Verb: I will answer your question with the following sentences.

Noun: Roll the dice and see what you get.

Verb: First you dice the vegetables then add them to the broth.

Noun: She'll have a roll with butter.

Verb: You can roll the dice and see what you get.

Noun: You'll find the butter in the refrigerator door.

Verb: He likes to butter his toast and sprinkle with cinnamon.

Noun: The toast is just right, golden brown.

Verb: After we eat, we can toast marshmallows in the fire.

Noun: The fire is not hot enough, wait a bit before putting on the meat.

Verb: If you're late one more time, your boss will fireyou.

Noun: I hope your new boss is better that your old boss.

Verb: You can't boss me around because I'm older than you.

Answer 3

A noun is a word for a person, a place, or a thing.

A verb is a word for an action or a state of being.

Example sentences:

The driver stopped the car.

• noun = driver, a word for a person.
• verb = stopped, a word for an action.
• noun = car, a word for a thing.

The beach was so relaxing.

• noun = beach, a word for a place.
• verb = was, a word for a state of being.

The family flew to Florida.

• noun = family, a word for people.
• verb = flew, a word for an action.
• noun = Florida, a word for a place.

The dress is too long.

• noun = dress, a word for a thing.
• verb = is, a word for a state of being.

Answer 4

ex: record / to record. ' farm / to farm.

AND

reading swimming riding - many words that end -ing

eg I like reading = noun. I am reading = verb

Answer 5

Examples of sentences with a word that is both a noun and a verb:

We can dock the boat at the dock.

Did your tear the page? It's not a bad tear.

You shouldn't gamble with money, life is a gamble.

Don't stare at people. A stare makes people uncomfortable.

After the first turn, you turn one more time.

When we hunt for bargains, the hunt is as good as the find.

Answer 6

Some examples of words that are both nouns and verbs: buy, spell, candy, kill, kick, throw, sock, kiss, and book (I have the coupon book, did you book the table?).

Answer 7

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