Explore nouns and verbs 5 **Circle the correct words. 1 I like dancing. It's good exercise / exercising. 2 I go to training/ train on Wednesdays. 3 We have football practice practise tomorrow. 4 Be careful here, please! No run / running! 5 When my study / studies are over, I want to be an actor. Сорочно

1. The correct word is "exercise".

To determine the correct word, we can look at the structure of the sentence. The phrase "I like ___" suggests that a noun should follow "like". In this case, "dancing" is the noun form of the verb "to dance", so it is the correct word.

2. The correct word is "training".

Again, we can use the sentence structure to determine the correct word. The phrase "I go to ___" suggests that a noun should follow "to". "Training" is the correct noun form in this context.

3. The correct word is "practice".

In this case, both "practice" and "practise" are verbs, but the correct word should be a noun. The phrase "We have ___ tomorrow" suggests that a noun should follow "have", so "practice" is the correct word.

4. The correct word is "running".

The phrase "No ___!" suggests that a noun should follow "no". "Running" is the correct noun form of the verb "to run" in this context.

5. The correct word is "studies".

The phrase "When my ___ are over" suggests that a noun should follow "my". "Studies" is the correct noun form in this context.

Overall, it's important to pay attention to the sentence structure and context when identifying nouns and verbs. Nouns are typically used as subjects or objects in sentences, while verbs are used to show actions or states of being. Sometimes, word endings can also help determine whether a word is a noun or a verb.