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Ø 10. A noun that is derived from a verb and expresses an action like the word sitting is a(n):

Ø 10. A noun that is derived from a verb and expresses an action like the word sitting is a(n):
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10. A noun that is derived from a verb and expresses an action like the word sitting is a(n):

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Answer: Deverbal Nouns

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