What are concrete sentences? What are some examples?
As the word ‘Concrete’ itself defines that it is solid or firm or convinced. That is the meaning of a concrete word and there is no other means of the given word. Concrete words are specific. A concrete word is more spefic than a abstract word. Concrete words are more forceful and direct than abstract words.Concrete sentence is a sentence that has a concrete noun.In this perspect there are two types of sentences:Abstract sentences:‘Abstract sentences’ refer to intangible qualities, ideas, and concepts. These words indicate things we know only through our intellect, like ‘truth’, ‘honor’, ‘kindness’, ‘cowardness’ and ‘grace’ etc. The abstract sentence can not be identified with our five senses. We can not see it. We can not touch it. We can not smell it. We can not taste it. We can not hear it.Concrete sentences:Reversingly, concrete sentence can be describe by someone experiences what he saw, heard, felt, smelt and tasted.For example:Abstract sentence: The girl contacted the police station and stated that she wanted an officer to respond to her house.Concrete Sentence: The girl telephoned the police station and said that she wanted to talk to an officer at her home.
No less than 7-10 sentences?
If it states "no less than 7-10 sentences" then I would assume that it means he is allowed to go further then 10 sentences but "no less" then 7. If the instructor says otherwise, the structure of his sentence is incorrect. The instructor would have to say "no less then 7 and no more then 10". You could also ask the instructor, since the sentence is vague.
Can you make a sentence with only words of 5 letters?
Might be grammatically incorrect, but tried my best. Here are some sentences matching your conditions from my side:You’re lucky buddy.Ideas seems kinda wired.Tried beach games today.Untie ropes above truck.Misty actor adopt comic image.Wanna cease those crazy field works.Dirty ideas yield dirty minds.Lower vague color.Armed alien speak today.Asian roams above rocky roads.Woops ! Sorry about these words.Haha !#geeksagar
How can one become less vague?
Could you be more specific? (Sorry bad joke).I believe it’s about understanding exactly what you’re trying to say. When I worked in advertising, we have a document called a brief. It basically sums up what you think is important about the product you’re trying to sell, why people could be interested in it, and exactly what note you want to hit emotionally.The problem with briefs is that since most people weren’t sure exactly what they wanted to say, they would put everything and the kitchen sink in there….making it hard to find the point.An exercise I would give would be to have my team/students write their brief in a tweet. 140 characters to tell me what I needed to know. This forces you to dig, dig, and dig until you get the essence.
How would you describe yourself in one sentence?
I'm nothing but philosophical.I'm borderline between delusional and optimistic.I find seasons in people. ( I carry spring in my heart )I like grey skies and sad eyes.I'm a paper plane that crash lands without wreckage.Dreamcatcher - bringing only good things.I talk too much and tell so little.Ship set on sail to survive deep waters.If home is a feeling then I am at home with myself.Torn between being the girl who loves a bunch of bright flowers or the girl who loved cactus.I misinterpret silence, always.I'm a hand-hitting reality in a world where people are choosing which mask to wear for the day.I have alot to say but, I never know what not to say.All seasons beautifully wrapped in one.I'm nothing but Philosophical !
Can a question be less than vague?
Yes, And I think that was an early 90's youth culture movie. "Less Than Vague" Or maybe it was one of those eurotrash synth-pop bands from the mid 80's.
How can I improve my topic sentence and thesis statement and make them less vague?
Is this supposed to be your introduction paragraph? Your thesis should be at the end of it. Or is this your entire thesis statement? What is the main idea? That the Anglo-Saxons and Norse gods are the same, but have different names because their respective languages are different? And also something about female deities rather than male?... I don't think the problem is that you're vague, but rather that you are too specific (because then later in your writing you won't be able to describe those examples that much further). You are also highly repetitive with your word choices. But the confusion starts on your paragraph. Is it a paragraph or just the thesis...? If you are really stuck, try Purdue Owl: http://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resour... The link will take you to tips and examples for writing thesis statements. Good luck.
How could the sentence 'Lately I feel like I can't even tell pleasure from pain anymore' have the meaning of 'I can tell pleasure from pain'?
Your assumption is incorrect. The two sentences are opposites.This sentence is complex and is not easy to translate or explain. I can tell you three things about the sentence Lately I feel like I can't even tell pleasure from pain. This might make the sentence easier to understand.First, the feel like is an expression with a few different meanings. Here, it's used to hedge-- to be vague or less clear. It emphasizes that these words are about what a person feels and what the person's opinion is, and not what is real to everyone.Here is another example:I feel like he isn't happy working here.The speaker is emphasizing that this information is an opinion-- something believed to be true-- but admitting the possibility this is not a fact. (I have heard people use I feel like in the past tense to explain their mistakes and apologize for misunderstandings.)Second, the adverb even used here emphasizes the confusion the speaker is feeling. Including even shows that knowing the difference between pleasure and pain should be very easy, but is not for this speaker. Here is an example:I don't know where you work. I don't know where you live. I don't even know your name.Even has an idea of least. In the example sentence, the speaker is saying that knowing the person's name is the simplest, or first piece of information that should be known, but that this "least important" information is also unknown.Third, to tell X from Y means to understand that X and Y are different.
How to eliminate vague word choice?
So this is my question "Rewrite this sentence, eliminating vague word choice." There are flowers everywhere. What does vague word choice mean? how could I fix the sentence? thanks!
Which statement best describes the topic sentence of a paragraph?
Attention-grabbing.