Name: How To Convert A Verb Into A Noun? English Grammar Lesson & Concepts | Learn English
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Hi, welcome back. I know you are dying to learn English, yes I know. But how much have

you grown? How much have you learnt English? Well if you want to improve your English,

today my friends I'm gonna make your life very simple as I will be telling about those

words that can be used as nouns and verbs, so that means when you speak about or when

you speak something using these verbs, you don't have to stretch your sentence so much,

you're gonna make a sentence simple, shorter but sound very effective. Great! Good news.

So let's get started, people my name is Emmelda and the first word of the day I have to you

is, “water”. Everybody knows what water is, okay? Water is the liquid that you drink,

okay? Almost everybody loves water, everybody needs water. Now this is a noun… okay, I'm

gonna write all the nouns here and I'm going to write all the verbs here. Okay, how do

you use water as a verb? As I said, ‘everybody needs water’, that means even your plants

and animals need water. So anytime you're saying, “I'm going to pour water on the

plants”, because they need it, you can make it simple by saying, “let me water the plants”,

you don't have to say, “I am going to pour water to the plants” just say “I am going

to water the plants”. Okay so here water becomes a verb, you're talking about the action

directly. Otherwise water is a noun. Moving on to the next one I have for you is, “pedal”.

Pedal is a noun. What do you know about pedal? Yeah, pedal is those two steps that you put

on your leg and you pedal. You pedal a cycle, you pedal a boat, right? Now that's a pedal.

But the entire process of you pressing those pedal, you don't have to say, “let me press

the pedal and let the boat move”, you just have to say, “let me pedal the boat” because

it has to move, so that's how to use the word pedal as a verb instead of a noun. “Let

me pedal the boat”, okay? Next what I have for you is, “Bank”. Bank is a place where

you store your cash or your money. How do we use the word Bank as a verb? When you use

the word Bank, what exactly Bank means for you? That means you're trusting someone with

the money that you have, it is very important for you, right? You depend on that. Now that's

exactly how are you going to use the word, ‘Bank’, that means you are depending on

something, so how do you use it in a sentence, “dude I'm banking on that money man, I can't

give it to you” that means I'm depending on that money I cannot give it to you, so

“I am banking on” that or “I am banking upon” that. So here the word bank becomes

gerund, okay? Banking on that, it may be money, it could be something which is very important

to you, I am banking on that… The next word I have for you is, “cover”. Cover is a

thing that closes a vessel or something that is big, anything that blocks something and

obstructs air or any information and that piece you call as cover. So this in a vessel

this top portion becomes cover. But how do you use it as a verb? You can say, let me

cover you with a blanket or let me put a blanket on you. So instead of saying let me put a

blanket on you or let me close the door or let me oh you know let me bring the curtains…

you need to say, “let me cover you with a blanket”, “let me cover the windows

with the curtain” okay? So example for you is, let me cover you… let me cover you…

let me cover you… “let me cover that vessel”, “let me cover the curtains”, let me cover

you… The next I have for you is, “ride”. Now ride is an action verb, right? You ride

a bike, you ride a cycle… so how do you use the word ride as a noun? Ride is used

as a noun when you're talking about distance but you don't know exactly how far the distance

is. So instead of saying oh maybe that place is 15 minutes away from here, if you go by

a car, you say that distance or that building is 15 minutes ride from here. So instead of

saying, as a action verb you say, it as a noun that means you are replacing the action

of moving to the place as a noun. So here I'm going to write as a sentence, let me just

reduce the size of my vessel here, “that is 15 minutes ride”, that's a 15 minutes

ride. Usually use it for a vehicle such as car or a bus. The next word I have for you

is, “building”. What is building? Building is the structure where people either live

or work, right? So this is your door, this is your window… it's a huge tall structure.

How do you use the word, ‘building’ as a verb? When you want to say something very

important or something we are talking about emotions you can use the word building. For

example, “my frustration is building listening to your stories” okay that's how you use

it. Or, ‘we are building monsters here’ that's not the way, you say, ‘we are creating

monsters here’. But you use building for talking about emotions, okay? Maybe, frustration

is building up, frustration is building up. The next word which is very similar to building

is, “structure”. Structure is a framework as a noun, okay? It could be a building structure,

it could be a project structure, it could be a structure of a shelf, but how do you

use it as a verb? When you arrange things, you can use the word structure. So if you

are talking about arranging your thoughts, you can say, “let me structure my thoughts”,

so that's how you use the word structure as a verb for arrangement or arranging something.

So let me structure this for you or I need to structure my thoughts, okay? The next one

I have for you is, “walk”. Walk like ride is an action verb, okay? It's basically you're

walking, right? So that's your legs, did I tell you I suck at my drawing? Yes so you

action, you walk. But just like ride, you can say that place or “that building is

five minutes walk from here”. Now if you look at Google map, it will tell you how far

the distance is, like how long will it take for you to reach there. So you can say, “it's

two hours walk” or “half an hour's drive or ride” okay? So that's how you can use

the word walk as a noun. It's a five minutes’ walk. Cash. Cash is the word for money, how

can you use the word cash as a verb? You have options, either you can add the word or add

the phrase ‘en’ in front of cash that means, “I need to encash it”. Maybe I

have a laptop and if I want to encash it, that means I have to sell a laptop and get

some money out of it. So cash, encash. Some people use a word cash just the way it is,

“let me cash it for you” that means let me make money out of it, it's okay it's not

incorrect people, don't be so petty or fussy about it. So cash better way to say as a verb

is let me encash it. The next I have for you is, “copy”. Copy is a noun which is used

for maybe like for example you have a photograph, very pretty one right, and you're very happy

with it you want to show it to all your friends or probably send it to your grandma who's

living in a countryside you make copies of it. So here copy is replica of the same image

or same item, right? Maybe it's a picture. But how do you use this as a verb, when you

repeat the action you say, “I copied him”, okay? So that's how you use the word copy

as a verb when you repeat something over and over again. Especially when you repeat after

somebody else is doing it. So you need to copy his notes. You need to copy the way he

speaks. Mimicking is copying somebody else's style, okay? The next one I have for you is,

“view”. Now view is a verb primary used as a verb, to look, okay? Look or see. But

let's say if you have a beautiful scenery, maybe you're standing at top of the mountain

and the place that is seeing from the mountain is beautiful, how do you express it? You say,

“that's a beautiful view” and that's your Sun, then you have birds going. So that's

a beautiful view okay, so that's how you use view as a noun instead of a verb. Moving on

to very interesting one is, “party”. Party actually means group of people. So people

don't only use party for a party but also when they're referring to another person,

another group of people. For example you'll hear this phrase quite often, “third party

consent” or “third party objection” that means another party or another group

of people are happy or not happy with it. So party is actually referred to group of

people. But how do we use the word party as a verb? When you get together and have fun,

right? Maybe you want to have some music, you want to dance… so that's how we use

party for having fun with friends. So party, it's a group of people, using it as a verb

is having fun with friends. The last one I have for you is, “dress”. Now like my

dress, dress is a noun, okay? So it could be costume or a skirt or a frock or whatever

that you may call, dress… But how do you use the word dress as a verb? You have to

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