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use the word 'pack' as a noun and verb in two different sentences.

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Answered by akarjee79

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Noun: This is a pack of new books.

Verb:He packed all his dresses to leave the home.

Answered by divyachauhan80776333

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Noun- this is a pack of chocolate.

Verb- please pack my bag for the trip.

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