Aug. 18, 2023
Sentence Making #1
Making sentences using new vocabulary/phrases:
1. (level with) I never leveled with my ex-colleagues about the reason I quitted my job.
2. (bust a gut) The main character in that anime would bust a gut every time his friend told a bad joke.
3. (in all fairness) In all fairness, you cannot resent those senior managers in our company for their harshness, given most of them were treated the same way when they were junior staff.
4. (made-up) Nobody is telling any made-up facts about themselves in this cell group.
5. (regardless) He might be weighing me down a bit, but regardless, he only wants what's best for me.
6. (drinking establishment) The band first performed at different drinking establishments before it got famous.
7. (for the record) Just for the record, I am not simply following others. I've been thinking of visiting Antarctica since 15 years old.
8. (cadaver) Medical students need to deal with cadavers every day.
9. (jerk) My dog jerked forward when he heard a cat meowed.
10. (chain on the door) You don't need to put the chain on the door. I'll be back soon.
(level with) I never leveled with my ex-colleagues about the reason (why) I quitted my job.
Past tense of quit is also "quit"
(bust a gut) The main character in that anime would bust a gut every time his friend told a bad joke.
(in all fairness) In all fairness, you cannot resent those senior managers in our company for their harshness, given that most of them were treated the same way when they were junior staff.
(made-up) Nobody is telling any made-up facts about themselves in this cell group.
(regardless) He might be weighing me down a bit, but regardless, he only wants what's best for me.
(drinking establishment) The band first performed at different drinking establishments before it/they got famous.
(for the record) Just for the record, I am not simply following others.
I've been thinking of visiting Antarctica since I was 15 years old.
(cadaver) Medical students need to deal with cadavers every day.
(jerk) My dog jerked forward when he heard a cat meowed.
(chain on the door) You don't need to put the chain on the door.
I'll be back soon.
Aug. 19, 2023
Thank you very much!
Making sentences using new vocabulary/phrases: 1.
(level with) I never leveledopened up with my ex-colleagues about the reason I quitted my job.
(bust a gut) The main character in that anime would bust a gut every time his friend told a bad joke.
(in all fairness) In all fairness, you cannot resent those senior managers in our company for their harshness, given that most of them were treated the same way when they were junior staff.
(made-up) Nobody is telling any made-up facts about themselves in this cell group.
What is a cell group?
(drinking establishment) The band first performed at different drinking establishments before it got famous.
(for the record) Just for the record, I am not simply following others.
I've been thinking of visiting Antarctica since 15 years old.
(cadaver) Medical students need to deal with cadavers every day.
(jerk) My dog jerked forward when he heard a cat meowed.
(chain on the door) You don't need to put the chain on the door.
I'll be back soon.
Feedback
Overall very great job!! That's some hard vocab to use
Aug. 19, 2023
Thank you very much!
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I'll be back soon. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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(chain on the door) You don't need to put the chain on the door. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Sentence Making #1 |
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Making sentences using new vocabulary/phrases: 1. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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(level with) I never leveled with my ex-colleagues about the reason I quitted my job. (level with) I never (level with) I never leveled with my ex-colleagues about the reason (why) I quit Past tense of quit is also "quit" |
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(bust a gut) The main character in that anime would bust a gut every time his friend told a bad joke. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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(in all fairness) In all fairness, you cannot resent those senior managers in our company for their harshness, given most of them were treated the same way when they were junior staff. (in all fairness) In all fairness, you cannot resent those senior managers in our company for their harshness, given that most of them were treated the same way when they were junior staff. (in all fairness) In all fairness, you cannot resent those senior managers in our company for their harshness, given that most of them were treated the same way when they were junior staff. |
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(made-up) Nobody is telling any made-up facts about themselves in this cell group. (made-up) Nobody is telling any made-up facts about themselves in this cell group. What is a cell group? This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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(regardless) He might be weighing me down a bit, but regardless, he only wants what's best for me. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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(drinking establishment) The band first performed at different drinking establishments before it got famous. This sentence has been marked as perfect! (drinking establishment) The band first performed at different drinking establishments before it/they got famous. |
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(for the record) Just for the record, I am not simply following others. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I've been thinking of visiting Antarctica since 15 years old. This sentence has been marked as perfect! I've been thinking of visiting Antarctica since I was 15 years old. |
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(cadaver) Medical students need to deal with cadavers every day. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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(jerk) My dog jerked forward when he heard a cat meowed. (jerk) My dog jerked forward when he heard a cat meow (jerk) My dog jerked forward when he heard a cat meow |
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