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    Jul 13, 2007, 07:18 AM
    Noun form of verb
    HI,
    Kindly help me to find the noun form of verb marry and free word.
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    Jul 13, 2007, 07:29 AM
    I have an answer waiting for you except that this is for homework and can not help you unless you give it a try first (do to the rules here). When you post an attempt I will post my answer as soon as I see it. Good luck in your attempt.
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    Jul 13, 2007, 07:44 AM
    Quote Originally Posted by Superfly999
    I have an answer waiting for you except that this is for homework and can not help you unless you give it a try first (do to the rules here). When you post an attempt I will post my answer as soon as I see it. Good luck in your attempt.
    I think the answer is marrying and freedom
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    Jul 13, 2007, 07:47 AM
    *EDITED* I edited this answer because I took a look at dictionary.com (which is an awesome website to use to check things) but in this instance it wasn't the answer you were looking for. For answer for free "freedom" seems to be the correct one. Now as for marry take a look at the below answer from J_9. Again, dictionary.com is a wonderful site and you should use it to check things such as marriage and freedom just to be sure but as for marry and free it showed that the noun form was marrier and freeness which wasn't the noun forms you were looking for in this case.
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    Jul 13, 2007, 07:56 AM
    MarryING is still a verb. Have you thought about the word marriage? What do you think about that? Is marriage a noun or a verb?
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