Noun to verb:
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bottle (The wine was brewed in France but bottled in Hong Kong.)
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butter (Don't butter the bread for me. I prefer jam.)
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Verb to noun:
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hit (He scored a hit in his first shot.)
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cheat (He used some cheats in the computer game to make him win easier.)
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must (It is a must for you to visit the Forbidden City if you go to Beijing.)
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Adjective to noun:
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regular (I amConversion refers to the process of changing or converting the class of a word without changing its form. The word email, for instance, can be used as a verb in Modern English though it was only a noun in the past.
Examples:
Noun to verb:
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bottle (The wine was brewed in France but bottled in Hong Kong.)
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butter (Don't butter the bread for me. I prefer jam.)
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Verb to noun:
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hit (He scored a hit in his first shot.)
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cheat (He used some cheats in the computer game to make him win easier.)
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must (It is a must for you to visit the Forbidden City if you go to Beijing.)
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