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What is the noun form of the verb to stretch?
The word 'stretch' is a noun, a verb, and an adjective.The noun 'stretch' is a word for an act of lengthening, widening, expanding; the extent or scope to which something can be extended; elasticity; a continuous or unbroken length, area, or expanse (a stretch of road, the home stretch, etc.); a word for a thing.The noun forms for the verb to stretch are stretcher and the gerund, stretching.The noun form for the adjective stretch is stretchability.
What is the past participle of stretch?
Stretch is a regular verb so the past participle is verb + -ed stretched
What is a three letter word for stretch?
Stretch as a noun: run, bit Stretch as a verb: pad
What is past participle of stretch?
"Stretch" is a regular verb; therefore, the past participle is "stretched".
What is the present tense verb for stretch in the sentence the rattlesnake stretch out along the rocks?
Stretches.
What vivid verb can replace move?
Movement,run,step,and stretch.
Is canal a noun verb or an adjective?
Canal is a noun when used to define a long stretch of water made for boats. It is a verb when the word form is 'canalled' or 'canalling'
Where does the word hypotenuse come from?
late 16th century: via Latin hypotenusa from Greek hupoteinousa (grammē)'subtending (line),' from the verb hupoteinein (from hupo 'under' + teinein 'stretch').
Use 'stretch' along with a time phrase in a sentence?
Using "stretch" as a noun: There was a six-week stretch last summer when Phil and Marie didn't see each other at all. Using "stretch" as a verb: The radio announcer realized he was about to finish his report about 45 seconds before the next commercial break; he needed to stretch his comments with a few more sentences.
What part of speech is stretching?
Stretching can be either a verb (present participle of stretch) or a noun, depending on how it is used in a sentence.
What is the correct form of noun of stretch?
The word 'stretch' is the correct form of the noun. The word 'stretch' is a noun (stretch, stretches), a verb (stretch, stretches, stretching, stretched), and an adjective (stretch). The noun 'stretch' is a common, concrete noun; a countable noun as a word for exercises used to limber the muscles; an uncountable noun as a word for the ability of a fabric or material to extend when pulled with some force. (2) A good way of checking if a word operates as a noun is to see if you can put a determiner ('a' or 'the' for example) in front of it in a sentence. In these sentences: "It was quite a stretch for us, but we made it"; "The stretch of road between the mall and the beach front was wet and slippery"; "The judge sentenced the prisoner to a stretch behind bars", 'stretch' operates as a noun. Note that putting a modifier between the determiner and the noun doesn't stop it being a noun:"It was a big stretch but we made it"; "The broken stretch of road leading to the beach front is dangerous"; "The judge gave the drunk driver a two year stretch"; "Yusain Bolt broke his leg in the home stretch". 'I always stretch after exercise"; "My jeans won't stretch"; "They stretch their resources to breaking point to stay on budget": here 'stretch' is working as a verb. And in "She was wearing stretch jeans and a cut-off T-shirt when she pulled up at the Prom in a stretch limo." as an adjective.
Is intermission a verb?
Intermission is not a verb, because it is not an action. Intermission is a noun that means the period in between acts in a play or other event where the audience gets to stand up and stretch while they change scenes. :)
