10 english sentences
Hello, could you please check whether the sentences below are correct. Inside the paranthesis I wrote the word that I want to use in the sentence. If I am using it wrong, will you please use it in a correct way. Thanks.
1-(table)-Being an occupied student, he had to table his hobby of making electronic planes.
2-(surge)- There was an excitement surging inside all of us as the roller coaster speeded up.
3-(prosaic)- Some newspapers tend to exaggerate the truth by thinking that writing without exaggeration would be prosaic.
4-(inimical)- Once being appreciated by the public, he became inimical to them after the revelations of his personal life.
5-(cavil)- He will cavil at all of your work because of his hatred towards you.
6-(stratification)- Stratification of rich and poor is still a modern day problem.
7-(fortright)- Telling everything fortrightly may not be very clever in some occasions.
8-(subterfuge)- Advertisements generally make people buy their products by subterfuge.
9-(conjure up)- New York generally conjures up image of a gorilla on top of the Empire State.
10-(recondite)- The passage was written in a recondite way that only the writer of it could make something out of it (could understand).
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1-(table)-Being a busy student, he had to table his hobby of making electronic planes. 7-( forthright )- Telling everything forthrightly may not be very clever on some occasions. 9-(conjure up)- " New York " generally conjures up the image of a gorilla on top of the Empire State Building .
- 1-(table)-Being a busy student, he had to table his hobby of making electronic planes.
- 7-( forthright )- Telling everything forthrightly may not be very clever on some occasions.
- 9-(conjure up)- " New York " generally conjures up the image of a gorilla on top of the Empire State Building .
- 10-(recondite)- The passage was written in a recondite way that only the writer of it could make something out of (could understand).
- Your other sentences are OK.
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1-(table)-Being a busy student, he had to table his hobby of making electronic planes.
7-(forthright)- Telling everything forthrightly may not be very clever on some occasions.
9-(conjure up)- "
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