That dress really suits you - you look stunning! Activity 12.12 Make two sentences to show the different meanings of these homonyms. Usea dictionary where necessary. (Remember that one word is often a noun and the other a verb.) 1. tip 2. bark 3. park 4. jam 5. watch 6. note 7. mug 8. cross 9. cold 10. coach

Here are two sentences for each homonym, showing their different meanings: 1. **Tip** - Noun: Don't forget to leave a tip for the server. - Verb: She tipped the vase gently to see if it was stable. 2. **Bark** - Noun: The dog's bark startled the neighbors. - Verb: The tree's bark protects it from pests. 3. **Park** - Noun: We had a picnic in the park on Sunday. - Verb: Please park your car in the designated area. 4. **Jam** - Noun: I spread jam on my toast for breakfast. - Verb: The dancers will jam together during the rehearsal. 5. **Watch** - Noun: She glanced at her watch to check the time. - Verb: Let's watch a movie after dinner. 6. **Note** - Noun: He left a note on her desk. - Verb: Please note the changes in the schedule. 7. **Mug** - Noun: She poured coffee into her mug. - Verb: The thief tried to mug the tourist on the street. 8. **Cross** - Noun: She wore a silver cross around her neck. - Verb: Don't cross the street when the light is red. 9. **Cold** - Adjective: It's very cold outside today, so wear a warm coat. - Noun: She caught a cold after being out in the rain. 10. **Coach** - Noun: The basketball coach gave an inspiring speech. - Verb: They will coach the new employees on company procedures. These examples show how the same word can function as a noun or a verb with different meanings.