example, you can use the following command to list all the cmdlets that are installed on your system:  Get-Command -CommandType Cmdlet  You can also use the -Module parameter to list the cmdlets in a specific module. For example, to list all the cmdlets in the Active Directory module, you can use the following command:  Get-Command -Module ActiveDirectory  You can also use the -Noun parameter to list cmdlets with a specific noun. For example, to list all the cmdlets that have the noun of "Service", you can use the following command:  Get-Command -Noun Service  Finally, you can use the -Verb parameter to list cmdlets with a specific verb. For example, to list all the cmdlets that have the verb "Get", you can use the following command:  Get-Command -Verb Get  These are just a few examples of how you can use the Get-Command cmdlet to list the cmdlets available in PowerShell. There are many other options and parameters that you can use to refine your search and find the cmdlets that you need.