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    englishstudent is offline Member
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    Question Verbalizing a noun

    Hi,

    are there any rules for verbalizing a noun?

    Heard while standing in line at the checkout counter:
    "Can you watch my cart while I ATM?"

    Thanks

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    Default Re: Verbalizing a noun

    Pretty much any concrete noun'll do. Can't wait to read the exceptions, though. Nice addition to this Forum, englishstudent.

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    JJM Ballantyne is offline Junior Member
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    Default Re: Verbalizing a noun

    Because English has very few verb inflections, it's possible to make just about any noun a verb with very little fuss - and we do.

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