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How do you change a verb to noun using al suffix?

You can't change a verb to a noun using the "-al" suffix. The "-al" suffix is typically used to form adjectives, not nouns.

Here's how it works:

* Verb: "arrive"

* Adjective (using -al): "arrival"

To change a verb into a noun, you might use these suffixes:

* -er: "teach" becomes "teacher"

* -ing: "run" becomes "running"

* -ment: "govern" becomes "government"

* -tion: "create" becomes "creation"

* -ance: "perform" becomes "performance"

Remember, there are many ways to form nouns, and not every verb will have a noun form using a simple suffix. Sometimes you need to use a completely different word.

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