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the noun "availability" , and the adjective " available"?

LittleMissKate · Accepted Answer

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Razan B · Answer

thought so too.

thanks

Hardell · Answer

Hi

I'm not a native speaker but I can't think of any verb from "avaiblable" even in my language.
There are some adjectives that don't have a verb alternative. E.g. "He's suspicious." or "He's stupid." You can make nouns from "suspicious"(suspicion) and "stupid"(stupidity), but you can't make verbs from them. At least I can't imagine the verbs.

To my knowledge, "avail" means something like "take advantage of" or "befenit from"

Clive · Answer

Hi,

You could say eg 'be available', 'become available'.

Clive

Khoff · Answer

The verb is "to be available."

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