Nouns: produce and conduct

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HiAre there any decent nouns for the verbs produce and conduct? I am not sure but I think the way I want them, production and conduction won't work.For example:Once you celebrate his birthday can be After the celebration of his birthday Only when the planet is discovered can be Only after the discovery of the planetBUTEntry is allowed once you produce the admit card at the gate...Can we say: Entry is allowed on the production of the admit card at the gate...Only when you conduct this inquiry...Can we say: Only after the conduction of this inquiry...Any other neat nouns for the sentences in question?Thanks,Tom

CalifJim · Accepted Answer

Mr. Tomnouns for the sentences in question?

Not for the verbs you showed and in the meaning you are interested in. You might change the examples as in the example below, but with "produce" and "conduct" as you've used them it's not possible.

Entry is allowed once you present a ticket at the gate.
Entry is allowed upon the presentation of a ticket at the gate.

CJ

Mr. Tom · Answer

Thanks, CJ.

And what about this?

After the ______________________ of the inquiry [which suitable noun?]

And as verbs, are these synonymous here?

Entry is allowed once you present a ticket at the gate.
Entry is allowed once you produce a ticket at the gate.

Tom

CalifJim · Answer

Mr. TomAfter the ____________________ of the inquiry [which suitable noun?]

There are probably several. "completion" comes to mind immediately.

Mr. TomAnd as verbs, are these synonymous here?Entry is allowed once you present a ticket at the gate.Entry is allowed once you produce a ticket at the gate.

Yes. "produce" is more formal, I'd say.

CJ

Anonymous · Answer

Mr. TomOnly when you conduct this inquiry...Can we say: Only after the conduction of this inquiry...

What about this: Only when you make this inquiry... ~ Only after making this inquiry...

Nouns: produce and conduct

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