April 9, 2021
Sentences 073: Giving The Eye, Wet Behind Ears, Havoc
When the actor finally left the theater, a lot of admirers were giving him the eye.
Oh, don't trust his analysis, he's still wet behind the ears. He just started here two weeks ago.
Tourists really wreaked havoc on the clandestine beaches.
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Sentences 073: Giving The Eye, Wet Behind Ears, Havoc
When the actor finally left the theater, a lot of admirers were giving himhad their eyes on him.
When the actor finally left the theater, a lot of admirers had their eyes on him.
I agree with nha's comment.
Oh, don't trust his analysis, he's still wet behind the ears.
He just started here two weeks ago.
Tourists really wreaked havoc on the clandestinesecluded beaches.
Tourists really wreaked havoc on the secluded beaches.
"Clandestine" doesn't make sense here. It's used to refer to something that is intentionally kept hidden for the sake of secrecy. Generally, it also goes with something that has been created for secret or illicit purposes, not something that already existed.
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Sentences 073: Giving The Eye, Wet Behind Ears, Havoc This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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When the actor finally left the theater, a lot of admirers were giving him the eye.
When the actor finally left the theater, a lot of admirers I agree with nha's comment. |
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Oh, don't trust his analysis, he's still wet behind the ears. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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He just started here two weeks ago. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Tourists really wreaked havoc on the clandestine beaches.
Tourists really wreaked havoc on the "Clandestine" doesn't make sense here. It's used to refer to something that is intentionally kept hidden for the sake of secrecy. Generally, it also goes with something that has been created for secret or illicit purposes, not something that already existed. |
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