Jan. 29, 2021
Make sentences 3
1. Precipitate
Environmental deterioration precipitates climate change.
2. Serene
My hometown has a serene mountain lake.
3. Tepid
I got a tepid response from my mom.
4. Collapse
War has resulted in the collapse of many industries in this country.
5. Instruct
We need to instruct children in dealing with conflicts with classmates.
6. Enlighten
Teacher should enlighten children on the origination of human beings.
7. Aliment
Jack got a minor ailment.
8. Punctuate
The silence was punctuated by laughter.
9. Intrigue
Science always intrigues the curiosity of children.
10. Strike
It strikes me that I need to find a new way to improve my English.
11. Pit
we need to pit our country against other countries.
My hometown has a serene mountain lake.
I got a tepid response from my mom.
War has resulted in the collapse of many industries in this country.
Teachers should enlighten children on the origination of human beings.
"Teachers", plural, in general. Also perfectly fine is "A teacher should..." "origin" instead of "origination" because the second refers to the generalized noun version of "origin" and is a bit overboard (usage).
Jack got a minor ailment.
Not technically incorrect, just a bit strange to pair the very casual "got" with the upper-level "ailment." More approriate here would be: "contracted", "came down with", or simply "has".
The silence was punctuated by laughter.
Science always intrigues the curiosity of children.
It strikes me that I need to find a new way to improve my English.
wWe need to pit our country against other countries.
I'm not sure how you would pit an entire country against another... You don't just mean to compare favorably to, do you? Pit is a bit more pugilistic than that--more likely used to describe a fight. So pitting your sons against each other by offering only one dessert, for example.
Feedback
Nicely done! Appreciated the humor (I hope it was meant) :)
Jan. 30, 2021
Thank you so much. It helps me a lot~
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8. Punctuate |
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Make sentences 3 |
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1. Precipitate |
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Environmental deterioration precipitates climate change. |
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2. Serene |
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My hometown has a serene mountain lake. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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3. Tepid |
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I got a tepid response from my mom. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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4. Collapse |
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War has resulted in the collapse of many industries in this country. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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5. Instruct |
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We need to instruct children in dealing with conflicts with classmates. |
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6. Enlighten |
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Teacher should enlighten children on the origination of human beings. Teachers should enlighten children on the origin "Teachers", plural, in general. Also perfectly fine is "A teacher should..." "origin" instead of "origination" because the second refers to the generalized noun version of "origin" and is a bit overboard (usage). |
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7. Aliment |
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Jack got a minor ailment. Jack got a minor ailment. Not technically incorrect, just a bit strange to pair the very casual "got" with the upper-level "ailment." More approriate here would be: "contracted", "came down with", or simply "has". |
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The silence was punctuated by laughter. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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9. Intrigue |
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Science always intrigues the curiosity of children. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Strike |
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It strikes me that I need to find a new way to improve my English. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Pit |
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we need to pit our country against other countries.
I'm not sure how you would pit an entire country against another... You don't just mean to compare favorably to, do you? Pit is a bit more pugilistic than that--more likely used to describe a fight. So pitting your sons against each other by offering only one dessert, for example. |
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