English, 03.11.2019 11:31 jetjet123123

Chose the sentence that uses the underlined words as both a noun and a verb.

underlined word run
1) he runs the mile like a run on free soda at the fair.

underlined word fork
2) he was following the fork in the road but got confused when it took another fork.

underlined word impervious
3) i thought my umbrella was impervious to the rain but i was not impervious to the criticism when my sister saw her soaked shoes.

underlined word inviolate
4) your peace may be inviolate on the mountain top but your rights may not be inviolate, depending on who owns the mountain.

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