By make two sentences for each of the following words use it as noun and use it as verb in another sentence.refund, permit, suspect, address, increase?

Refund (noun): I received a refund for the defective product I purchased.

Refund (verb): The store will refund your money if you return the item within 30 days.

Permit (noun): You need a permit to park in this area.

Permit (verb): The city will permit the construction of a new building on that site.

Suspect (noun): The police have a suspect in custody for the robbery.

Suspect (verb): I suspect that my neighbor is stealing my mail.

Address (noun): Can you give me your address so I can send you a letter?

Address (verb): The mayor will address the crowd at the rally.

Increase (noun): There has been an increase in the number of students attending the school.

Increase (verb): The company plans to increase its profits by expanding into new markets.

Refund
- Noun: I received a refund for the faulty product I returned.
- Verb: The store refunded my payment for the item I didn't want.

Permit
- Noun: You need a permit to build a new structure on your property.
- Verb: The city council granted a permit for the construction of a new apartment building.

Suspect
- Noun: The police have identified a suspect in the robbery case.
- Verb: I suspect that he is not telling the truth.

Address
- Noun: Please provide your mailing address so we can send you a confirmation letter.
- Verb: The speaker addressed the audience with a powerful and inspiring speech.

Increase
- Noun: There has been a recent increase in the cost of living.
- Verb: The company increased the salaries of its employees to match the rising inflation.