Use your dictionary to mark the words below V (verb), N (noun) or B (both). Then make sentences with the words marked B. 1 summer ..... 2 water ..... 3 light ..... 4 fire ..... 5 paint ..... 6 street ..... 7 play ..... 8 dress ..... 9 watch ..... 10 cook .....

Let's analyze each word and determine if it's a verb (V), a noun (N), or both (B). 1. Summer: N (noun). It's a season. 2. Water: B (both). It can be a noun (the water is cold) or a verb (to water the plants). 3. Light: B (both). It can be a noun (the light is bright) or a verb (to light a candle). 4. Fire: B (both). It can be a noun (the fire is hot) or a verb (to fire someone from a job, although this meaning is less common for elementary learners). 5. Paint: B (both). It can be a noun (I like the paint) or a verb (to paint a picture). 6. Street: N (noun). It's a road in a city or town. 7. Play: B (both). It can be a noun (a play at the theatre) or a verb (to play a game). 8. Dress: B (both). It can be a noun (She wore a beautiful dress) or a verb (to dress oneself). 9. Watch: B (both). It can be a noun (I have a watch) or a verb (to watch TV). 10. Cook: B (both). It can be a noun (He is a good cook) or a verb (to cook dinner). Now, let's make sentences using the words marked as 'B': * Water: * Noun: The water in the lake is very clear. * Verb: Please water the plants in the garden. * Light: * Noun: The light from the sun is warm. * Verb: We need to light the candles for the ceremony. * Fire: * Noun: The fire in the fireplace kept us warm. * Verb: The company decided to fire some employees. * Paint: * Noun: The paint on the walls is peeling. * Verb: I love to paint landscapes. * Play: * Noun: We saw a play at the theatre last night. * Verb: The children play in the park every day. * Dress: * Noun: She wore a beautiful dress to the party. * Verb: I need to dress for the meeting. * Watch: * Noun: I have a new watch. * Verb: I like to watch movies. * Cook: * Noun: My mom is a good cook. * Verb: I can cook pasta.