Question

"knot" in a sentence as a noun and a verb

Answer 1

Answer:

Knot as a Noun : Can you break the knot?

Knot as a verb : Her long lavish hair was knotted nicely.

Explanation:

• The word knot is used as a noun and a verb. Above sentences admit it.

• Modal auxiliary verb, can has been used to form the sentence. Knot in the first sentence is a noun. It is an Interrogative Sentence .

• In the second sentence knot is doing the role of a main verb. The sentence is written in simple past tense. 'Knotted' is past form of 'knot'. It is a simple sentence.

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Answer 2

Knot as a noun:

• The knot was so tight that I struggled with it for an hour.
• The bride’s hair was tied up in a neat knot.
• She got her pants’ drawstrings in a knot.
• It takes patience to untie a knot.

In all these sentences, ‘knot’ is a thing, and therefore, a noun.

Knot as a verb:

• She can knot the rope well.
• I can teach you how to knot your hair.
• Sailors knot the rope at regular intervals.

In these sentences ‘knot’ is an action and hence a verb.

Many words are used both as nouns and verbs.

• In some cases the spellings vary.
• For example, ‘advice’ is a noun while ‘advise’ is a verb.
• In other cases, the spellings also remain the same, as with ‘knot’.

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