Feb. 18, 2021
Some sentences with new words
1) He unzipped his windbreaker, cold and wet , and asked me to brew tea.
2) All the devices I have and use might seem obsolete for a youngster, but I don't like to change them.
3) Do you think that cohabitation is normal, or, unlike regular marriage, it might destroy socio-economic and socio-demographic development of the society?
4) They could have drowned, but, luckily, a local sailing nearby rescued them.
5) Do not lie in! Get up and help me with chores.
Some sentences with new words:
1) He unzipped his windbreaker, cold and wet , and asked me to brew tea.
2) All the devices I have and use might seem obsolete for a youngster, but I don't like to change them.
3) Do you think that cohabitation is normal, or, unlike regular marriage, it might destroy socio-economic and socio-demographic development of the society?
The society = a specific society.
Society = society in general or the society you belong to.
4) They could have drowned, but, luckily, a local sailing nearby rescued them.
5) Do not lie in!
A 'lie in' is sleeping late on purpose. Which is fine if that is what you meant to say with this sentence. If you meant to sleep too late in general or by accident there's a lot of regionalities for this term but you should be safe using 'sleep in.'
Get up and help me with the chores.
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Feb. 19, 2021
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Some sentences with new words Some sentences with new words: |
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1) He unzipped his windbreaker, cold and wet , and asked me to brew tea. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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2) All the devices I have and use might seem obsolete for a youngster, but I don't like to change them. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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3) Do you think that cohabitation is normal, or, unlike regular marriage, it might destroy socio-economic and socio-demographic development of the society? 3) Do you think that cohabitation is normal, or, unlike regular marriage, it might destroy socio-economic and socio-demographic development of The society = a specific society. Society = society in general or the society you belong to. |
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4) They could have drowned, but, luckily, a local sailing nearby rescued them. 4) They could have drowned, but |
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5) Do not lie in! 5) Do not lie in! A 'lie in' is sleeping late on purpose. Which is fine if that is what you meant to say with this sentence. If you meant to sleep too late in general or by accident there's a lot of regionalities for this term but you should be safe using 'sleep in.' |
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Get up and help me with chores. Get up and help me with the chores. |
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