This question confused me by answer of book.
This reduced rate still includes full ____ of all of our state-of-the-art facilities.
(A) fare
(B) use
(C) practice
(D) permission
Answer : (B)
Why is not (D) permission? I think that "use" is always as Verb.
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Answers · 4
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No, "use" works perfectly well as a noun. It's very common.
Also, "permission" is followed by "to [verb]".
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'To use' is a verb, but it is also a noun. 'Use' is pronounced with a lighter 's' sound which makes it distinguishable in speech
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A reduced sentence that shows why (B) is the correct answer is: "This reduced rate still includes full use of all our facilities"
USE is the correct answer because it is a VERB while permission is a SUSTANTIVE. A correct sentence with "permission" would be "This reduced rate still gives full PERMISSION TO access all of our facilities"
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