Change this verb to its noun form: discuss

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Change this verb to its noun form: analyse

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Change this verb to its noun form: conclude

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Change this adjective to its noun form: ideal

(a)  

Change this adjective to its noun form: responsible

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Change this adjective to its noun form: scarce

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Change this adjective to its noun form: independent

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Rewrite the following statement using nominalisation (word underlined): The test was very difficult (for me) to complete.

Rewrite: I completed the test (a)   (3 words).

Rewrite the sentence with nominalisation (word underlined): Yesterday, she suggested we went out for dinner.

Rewrite: Yesterday, she (a)   (3 words) that we went out to dinner.

Rewrite the statement using nominalisation (word underline): She collects a great number of butterflies.

Rewrite: Sara has (a)   (3 words) of butterflies.

Rewrite the statement using nominalisation (word underlined): He analysed the different fish in the sea, and they were healthy.

Rewrite: (a)   (3 words) that the different fish in the sea were healthy.

Rewrite the statement using nominalisation (word underlined): I cannot believe I failed at this contest.

Rewrite: I cannot believe that I (a)   (3 words) at the contest.