Question

use the words in separate sentences as indicated in the brackets.
1. book (use as noun, verb)
2. head (use as noun, verb)
3. forward (use as verb, adjective)
4. free (use as adjective, verb)
5. express (use as adjective, verb)
6. approach (use as noun, verb)
7. care (use as noun, verb)
8. complex (noun, adjective)
9. mean (use as verb, adjective)
10. speed (noun, verb)

please solve it
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Answer 1

Answer:

1) noun: I bought a new book

verb: my brother booked tickets for the concert as I told him to do so

2) noun: her head was hurting because of migraine

verb: the army headed towards the battlefield

3) verb: I forwarded your email to her

adjective: she was a fast forward woman

4) adjective: the salesman told Meera that the hairbelt was free of cost

verb: she requested police to free her from jail

5) adjective:....?.......

verb: she expressed her feelings in a intense way

6) noun :.......?......

verb: the boy tried to approach the butterfly but it flew away

7)noun: she told him to take care of himself

verb: sameer realized that his mother truly cared for him

8)noun: she had a rare health complex

adjective: it was a complex building but I found my way to basement somehow

9)verb: she was meant to be the doctor

adjective: his mother taught him to not be mean to people

10) noun: Rahul said Sam was driving at extremely high speed

verb: the carpenter speeded up his work as the time passed by

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Answer 2

Answer:

1. Noun: I read the book last night.

Verb: You may book the tickets for our travel.

2.Noun: She has got hurt on the head.

Verb: Can you head today's football match?

3.Verb: My emails were forwarded to my friend.

Adjective: He is known for his forward thinking.

4.Adjective: He will soon be a free man again.

Verb: You must free yourself from negative thoughts.

5.Adjective: We took an express train to reach our destination.

Verb: You should express your feelings.

6.Noun: They had to approach through the front door.

Verb: You must approach the teacher for any query.

7.Noun: To care is to share

Adjective: You must care for the needy.

8.Noun: This complex has the maximum shops.

Adjective: This situation is very complex.

9.Verb: The man is mean to the police.

Adjective: She seems to be a mean girl.

10.Noun: The car is moving at a high speed.

Verb: The car sped along the road to reach the hospital.