As a noun:
* "I read the article and left a comment on their website." (A written remark)
* "The speaker received a lot of comments about their presentation." (Feedback or opinions)
* "He made a sarcastic comment about her new haircut." (A brief statement or remark)
As a verb:
* "Please comment on the latest news." (To express an opinion)
* "The professor asked us to comment on the assigned reading." (To analyze or discuss)
* "She commented that the food was delicious." (To make a remark)
As an adjective:
* "I have a comment section on my blog." (A section for readers' comments)
* "The comment period for the new law is now closed." (A period for public feedback)
Here are some phrases that use the word "comment":
* Comment on: To talk about or make an opinion about something.
* Leave a comment: To write a remark or opinion, often online.
* Comment section: An area on a website where people can leave their comments.
* Make a comment: To say something, usually about a topic.
* Comment period: A time when people can provide feedback or opinions.
The specific usage of "comment" will depend on the context and the intended meaning.