English, asked by naseerkk967, 4 months ago

the noun form of-Civilise

Answers

Answered by jaymishra200521

Answer:

The noun form of civilised is civilisation. There are different types of words in the english grammar which work simultaneously to form a sentence. ... In the same manner,we changed the "civilised" adjective into the "civilisation" noun.

I hope you like this answer

Answered by sadaf9634

Answer:

the noun form is civilisation .

Previous Question

Next Question

Similar questions

English, 2 months ago

6. In ‘Where the Mind in Without Fear’ words come out from — (A) depth of truth (B) folds of brain (C) stages of memory (D) bottom of mouth...

English, 2 months ago

2. Change the following statements into reported speech. a. The Principal said, "I appreciate the efforts of the students." b. She asked her friend, "Where is your car parked?" C. The Italian said, "I can't speak English." d. My friend said, "Let's go for a movie."...

English, 2 months ago

"why did you commit such an action" name the prose piece and the speaker.

Geography, 4 months ago

Please give me the answers of the following...

Math, 4 months ago

find (-1) ×(-1) ×(-1) ×_×(-1) =_?

English, 9 months ago

difference between rural and urban area ...

Math, 9 months ago

find the discriminant of the equation 7√3x^2+10x-√3=0...

Hindi, 9 months ago

write 15 homophones, understanding words, synonym and antonyms ...

the noun form of-Civilise​

Answers

the noun form of-Civilise