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USE THE FOLLOWING WORD AS A VERB AND AS A NOUN IN TWO SEPARATE SENTENCES : WATER

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Answered by rajnisaklani414

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'Water' (noun) means the clear colourless and tasteless liquid that is necessary for the survival of living beings. Sentence using the given word 'water' as a verb is : I watered the plants in my garden. 'Water' (verb) means to pour water into the ground where plants are growing in order to nourish and fortify them

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