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Use "Painted" as a verb
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Use "Painted" as a verb
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you can say I painted my bedroom pink and blue.
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Here are two examples of "Painted as a verb"
1) Chloe painted her bedroom pink.
2)The mother didn't notice that her toddler had painted on the walls, until the paint had already dried.
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