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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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how to change the noun to verb ,adverb to verb, verb to adjective
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There are no universal rules that work for all words. You have to learn a few basic patterns, which words can be used in which pattern, and which words are irregular. and don't follow any pattern
- There are no universal rules that work for all words.
- You have to learn a few basic patterns, which words can be used in which pattern, and which words are irregular.
- and don't follow any pattern
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There are no universal rules that work for all words.
You have to learn a few basic patterns, which words can be used in which pattern, and which words are irregular. and don't follow any pattern
You have to learn a few basic patterns, which words can be used in which pattern, and which words are irregular. and don't follow any pattern
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Little by little you will start to understand how flexible English is.
Here is a personal experience:
This morning I wanted to ask someone whether or not he wanted me to spread some mayonnaise on his bread.
So I just said, "Do you want me to mayonnaise your bread?"
And you probably already know that sometimes you can make a noun out of an adjective by using the
Here is a personal experience:
This morning I wanted to ask someone whether or not he wanted me to spread some mayonnaise on his bread.
So I just said, "Do you want me to mayonnaise your bread?"
And you probably already know that sometimes you can make a noun out of an adjective by using the
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