In English language, words have different forms. A single word can act as a Noun, verb, Adjectives and sometime as adverbs. We felt that, many people are struggling with it. So we have planned to do a content on the topic, based on differentiating a word into its three forms. To begin with, we have used some simple words to form a sentence. It's just to make you clear about our concept. In our next blog, you can find some difficult words and its sentences in its different forms.
Noun:
Her kind act made everyone happy.
Verb:
She acted to make everyone happy.
Noun: (house address)
The address of the house is wrong.
Verb:
He addressed the problem to the officer.
Noun: (a decorative thing)
This balloon is very cheap and big.
Verb:
He ballooned when he stopped his exercises.
Adjective:
She wore a top with balloon sleeve.
Noun:
The bear loves honey.
Verb:
You need to bear the pain.
Noun:
The color he chose is white.
Verb:
He colored the house white.
Adjective:
His house is colorful.
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