Can you use the following words in a sentence, as both noun and verb? Fix, flap, flash, float, flood.
1.You can fix that part permanently with nuts and bolts, but use this industrial strength glue as a quick fix. 2. Hey, the flaps of that tent we tied on the roof came loose and are going to flap against the side of the car! 3. I saw the flash of a camera at the finish line, when a runner decided to flash his derrière to the crowd. 4. I tried to float in the pool, but I sank, and the lifeguard pushed a kiddie float over to me. 5. If your house should flood, as happened in New Orleans, grab a boyant object and try to ride the current of the flood to a safe place. (Not really the best advice, just a demonstrative sentence)
Can you make a sentence using the words below?
OK.. Answer: "I will NOT use any of the following in a sentence: 1. BARREN 2.DISRUPT 3.DYNASTY 4.FORETASTE 5.GERMINATE 6.HUMDRUM 7.HURTLE 8.INSINUATE 9.INTERMINABLE 10.INTERROGATE 11.RECOMPENSE 12.RENOVATE 13.Resume 14.Sullen 15.Trickle 16.Trivial 17.Truce 18. Vicious" GL with your project.
What is a sentence using these words?!?
The song i heard in the mansion would equal the pleasure of a hot girl after two crown royals and coke. I should never again speak with chip, because i took him to the city for dinner and ordered crab legs with confidence over the telephone.
I need a sentence using the following words................?
The luminescent night sky, brightened my day ha ha idk. sorry it's late and i have to start my hw
Write two sentences for the following word,?
Okay so I'm taking this online class... and I have tried these questions millions and millions of times and it marks it wrong... so it wont let me get passed this lesson... Can someone please help me out these questions... i would really appreciate your help... Please and thank you..! Write two sentences for the following word, using it as a noun in the first sentence and as a verb in the second: comb Write two sentences for the following word, using it as a noun in the first sentence and as a verb in the second: dance Make up a sentence using the nonsense word fretish as a noun. Make up a sentence using the nonsense word fretish as a verb. Make up a sentence using the nonsense word fretish as an adjective. Consider the word tear. What different parts of speech are indicated in the two pronunciations of the word? It may be a(n) ___________ or a(n)___________.
Use the following words as directed in sentences of your own i) fall (as nown ) ii)select (adj) iii) humble (?
i. He sat on the beach for hours, watching the rise and fall of the tide. ii. She belongs to a select group of people who have their own yacht. iii. I don't live anywhere special, just a humble little flat in town. i. She suddenly realised that she was being stared at suspiciously by the policeman. ii. He wanted his bedroom to be both comfortable and aesthetically pleasing. iii. (?? Poetic as a verb??) iv. His dog was wagging his tail in a very friendly way.
Please use 6 of the following words in a humerus sentence:?
K-Fed, to his chagrin, would never be able to take Valtrex, Zoloft or Viagra if he joined Scientology because they oppose those kinds of medications. Not all that funny, but true. George Bush will probably chow down on a fresh tuna sandwich with Peter Pan or go swimming in a huge vat of pudding with Paris Hilton and Britney Spear before he manages to locate those fabled weapons of mass destruction. There... better?
Make a sentence using the word murmur?
1-The wind murmured in the tress 2-She murmured her agreement
How do I join a sentence without using ‘and’, ‘but’ or ‘so’?
Hi there, thanks for the A2A, Hareshwar Roy.Instead of ‘but', use the following:He studied. He failed.In spite of studying, he failed.Though he studied, he failed.In spite of the fact that he studied, he failed.He studied, still he failed.You may go out to play. You have to finish your homework.(without using 'but')You may go out to play provided you finish your homework.You may go out to play if/after you finish your homework.He is slow. He is sure.He is sure, only he is slow.I was annoyed. I kept quiet.I was annoyed, still/yet I kept quiet.I was annoyed, nevertheless I kept quiet.In lieu of 'and', use not only…but also, as well as, besides, etc.Instead of using 'so', use therefore, because, for, etc.Image source — My gallery. Image of the book Wren and Martin.
Making a sentence using peccadillo?
Sentence can be about anything or any situation, but must include a context clue with no spelling errors and the sentence structure has to have a independent clause and a dependent clause, and in between, one of the following words: after although as because if since unless until when(ever) whereas while This is an example using the word: opprobrium: Mary who was known to be perfect brought opprobrium after she made a mistake in her life that ruined her family's name