What would be the shape of a molecule where the central atom has two nonbonding pairs while also covalently bonded to two other atoms?

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The shape of a molecule with a central atom having two non-bonding pairs and two covalently bonded atoms is bent or V-shaped. This is because the non-bonding pairs repel the covalent bonds, causing them to push away from each other and making the molecule bend. The correct term for this geometry is angular.

What Would Be the Shape of a Molecule Where the Central