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* As far as my knowledge of English goes, (to) sing is a verb, not a noun, therefore it cannot be an activity. ::Yes it's a verb, primarily, but it can be a noun in some situations.

Muhammad revealed the verses of the Qurʾān over a twenty two year period. The verb "revealed" is used carefully here to refer to a process that sometimes invo

...with "thought" is that it's an awkward word; the purely English-structural verb "thought", with regard to "memory", gave me doubletakes as to whether it re

|<span id="Q"></span>'''queue'''—''noun and verb, British English for 'line' as in 'to stand in line', 'to queue up' ''

...llowing common usage when you're talking about whether the past tense of a verb is strong or weak, as well as many other points of grammar. A whole host of

...mary box for this edit I miswrote something about a phrase needing another verb -- please ignore it. [[User:Hayford Peirce|Hayford Peirce]] 20:31, 9 April

The word 'information' comes from the verb 'to inform', originally meaning to put form into something: the seal in-for

...ing if they are doing their job right, but that is the skeptical used as a verb. Skeptics are something totally different. Scientists are not skeptics, t