Question

Let s make sentences using the words given below first as a noun and then as a verb​

Answer 1

Answer:

where r the words.

Explanation:

at least gave the words

Answer 2

What are some examples of sentences with nouns and verbs?

Dear M Anonymous,

It is a simple matter to find examples of sentences with nouns and verbs. This entire answer is composed of sentences with nouns and verbs. This first paragraph includes exactly three sentences.

The words (mostly nouns) in the first sentence of the first paragraph are labeled below in the order they appear, and certain words appear more than once in the list.

It = pronoun (subject of the sentence)

is = verb

a = article (a determiner modifying “matter”)

simple = adjective (modifying “matter”)

matter = noun

to = preposition (in “to find,” this word is an infinitive marker)

find = verb

examples = noun

of = preposition

sentences = noun

with = preposition

nouns = noun

and = conjunction

verbs = noun

The second sentence in the first paragraph contains the following words.

This = a determiner modifying “answer”

entire

answer = noun

is composed = verb

of = preposition

sentences = noun

with = preposition

nouns = noun

and = conjunction

verbs = noun

A sentence must be a complete thought, not just a phrase. For example, “in the park” is just a phrase; it is not a complete thought, so it is not a full sentence. However, “He is walking in the park” is a complete sentence (subject = “He,” verb = “is walking,” and prepositional phrase modifying the verb = “in the park”).