English, asked by vedantkomkar123, 11 months ago

1) Use the word 'watch' in two different sentences as a noun and
as a verb.

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Answered by sharadpatilborli

3

Answer:

noun: I bought a new watch.

verb:My teacher advised me to watch informative programmes

Answered by rasna56

3

Answer:

1) She kept looking anxiously at her watch.(noun)(small clock)

2)I I like to watch them dance. (verb)(look at)

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