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What is the verb form of unproductive?

The verb form of "unproductive" is "be unproductive" or "become unproductive".

Here are some examples:

* "The team was unproductive after the holiday break."

* "The new policy is likely to make the company unproductive."

* "They have become unproductive because of the lack of resources."

You can also use the verb "produce" in a negative way to express the same idea:

* "The company is not producing enough."

* "They failed to produce any results."

It's important to note that "unproductive" is an adjective, not a verb. It describes a state of being, but it doesn't express an action.

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