English, asked by anujtorne, 11 months ago

use "spot" as noun and verb ​

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Answered by NishithSavla
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Answer:

Noun: This is the spot where Roy was standing.

Verb: Can you spot the difference between the two pictures?

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Answered by aniesha91
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spot to see or notice somebody/​something, especially suddenly or when they are not easy to see or notice:I've just spotted a mistake on the front cove.(verb)


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