Deposit as a Noun:
* She made a deposit of $100 into her savings account. (The money she put in is the deposit.)
* The landslide left a large deposit of sediment in the valley. (The accumulated material is the deposit.)
* The archaeologist found an ancient deposit of pottery shards. (The collection of artifacts is the deposit.)
Deposit as a Verb:
* I will deposit my paycheck into my bank account tomorrow. (The action of putting money into the account is the deposit.)
* The river deposits silt along its banks during floods. (The action of leaving the sediment is the deposit.)
* The bird deposited its eggs in a nest built in the tree. (The action of placing the eggs is the deposit.)
Combined Sentence:
* He deposited his paycheck, making a large deposit into his account.
This sentence uses "deposit" as both a verb and a noun in the same sentence. The action of depositing the paycheck is described by the verb "deposited," and the resulting amount in the account is the "deposit."