Explain the semantic correlations within the following pairs of words. Give your own examples. Breakfast - to breakfast, shelter - to shelter, fish - to fish, nurse - to nurse, groom - to groom.

The pairs of words listed all involve a verb and a noun that are semantically related. The verb describes the action associated with the noun.

1. Breakfast - to breakfast: The noun "breakfast" refers to the first meal of the day, typically eaten in the morning. The verb "to breakfast" means to eat breakfast.

Example: I like to breakfast on eggs and toast every morning.

2. Shelter - to shelter: The noun "shelter" refers to a place that provides protection or refuge. The verb "to shelter" means to provide shelter or protection to someone or something.

Example: The tree sheltered us from the rain during the storm.

3. Fish - to fish: The noun "fish" refers to aquatic animals with fins and gills. The verb "to fish" means to catch fish.

Example: We went to the lake to fish for trout.

4. Nurse - to nurse: The noun "nurse" refers to a person trained to care for the sick or injured. The verb "to nurse" means to care for someone who is sick or injured.

Example: She nursed her sick grandmother back to health.

5. Groom - to groom: The noun "groom" refers to a man who is getting married or someone who takes care of horses. The verb "to groom" means to clean and care for oneself or an animal.

Example: The bride and groom spent hours getting groomed for the wedding.