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Does a noun indicates the action in sentence?

No, nouns do not typically indicate action in a sentence.

* Nouns are words that name people, places, things, or ideas. They are the subjects or objects of verbs.

* Verbs are the words that show action or a state of being.

Here's an example:

The dog barks loudly.

* Dog is the noun - it names the thing performing the action.

* Barks is the verb - it shows the action the dog is performing.

While some nouns can *imply* action (e.g., "runner" implies running), they don't directly express the action itself. The verb is always the word that shows the action taking place.

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