Question

2. The following words can be used as nouns as well as verbs. Make two sentences
cross-currents
of your own, using them as a noun in one and a verb in another.
(a) hold : (a) Noun - She has a strong hold over her children
(b) Verb - Let me hold the bag for you
5.
(f) reach : (a) Noun -
(b) value : (a) Noun -
(b) Verb-
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(b) Verb-
(c) knot : (a) Noun -
(9) knock : (a) Noun-
(b) Verb-
(b) Verb-
(d) travel : (a) Noun -
(h) attack :(a) Noun -
(b) Verb -
(b) Verb-
(e) return : (a) Noun -
(i) mark : (a) Noun -
(b) Verb -
(b) Verb-​

Answer 1

Answer:

reach

noun : our goal was within reach when our leader gave up

verb: Reach the appointed place on time, please.

Knot

noun: there were many knots in the wire we had bought.

Verb: can you please knot these two ribbons together?

Knock

noun: snow white heard a loud knock at the door.

Verb: we should knock at the door before we enter the room.

Travel

noun: train travel can be a very interesting experience.

Verb:I travel regularly to foreign countries.

Attack

noun:the sudden enemy attack caught the people unawares.

Verb: Animals do not attack unless they are frightened.

Return

noun: the return of the lost boy bought happiness to everyone.

Verb: Please return the book to me soon.

Mark

noun: the tight elastic has left a mark on my arm.

Verb: The teacher asked Rohan to mark the swampy area neately with chalk.

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