Useing same word as different parts of speech

Blame: Verb: → She does not blame anyone for her father’s death. Noun → The government will have to take the blame for the riots. Pressure: Verb: → Don’t let yourself be pressured into making a decision. Noun: → This is a great deal of pressure on the young people to confirm. Causes: Verb: → Deaths caused by dangerous driving. Noun: → Unemployment is a major cause of poverty. Fear: Verb: → All his employees fear him. Noun: → The children were shaking with fear. Like: Verb → Do you like their new house. (to find pleasant) Noun: → We all have different likes and dislikes. Adjective: → She responded in like manner. Adverb: → There was silence but not like before. Conjunction: → She acts like she owns the prize. (in the same way/as if) Preposition: → He is very like his father. (similar to) Doubt: Verb: → I never doubted that she would come. Noun: → There is no doubt at all that we did the right thing. Action: Verb: → Your request will be actioned. Noun: → Her quick action saved the child’s life. Interest: Verb: → She has always interested herself in charity work. Noun: → There are many places of interest around the world. Stable: Verb: → Where do you stable you pony. Noun: → The horse was led back to its stable. Rules: Verb: → She once ruled a vast empire. Noun: → I go to be early as a rule. People: Verb: → The ballroom was peopled with quests. Noun: There were many people at the party. Start: Verb: → It started to rain. Noun: →If we don’t hurry, we shall miss the start of the game. Look: Verb: → She looked at me and smiled. Noun: → Have a look at this Left: Adj: → I broke my left leg. Noun: → Take the next road on the left. Behind: Noun: → The dog bit him on the behind. Adverb: → The dog was left behind the house. Preposition: → Stay close behind me. Future: Adjective → He met his future wife at law school. Noun: → We need to plan for the future. Process: Verb: → Most of the food we buy is processed in a same way. Noun: → We are in the process of selling our house. Moral: Adjective: → British newspapers were full of outrage at the weakness of other countries. Noun: → The question is one of manners more than morals. Dispute: Verb: → The issue remains hotly disputed. Noun: → The cause of the accident was still in dispute.