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Sonia10 Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
Camouflage
I know the meaning of this word. however, i do not know how would i make up a senetcne with this word. could you pls give me an example? ANy help would be appreciated.thanks
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The thief camouflaged in order to evade arrest.
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The thief camouflaged in order to evade arrest.
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Not quite. You camouflage something or apply camouflage to something or use camouflage. g.
- Not quite.
- You camouflage something or apply camouflage to something or use camouflage.
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- The thief hid under a camouflaged blanket.
- or The thief resorted to camouflage to escape.
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Not quite.
You camouflage something or apply camouflage to something or use camouflage.
e.g. The thief hid under a camouflaged blanket.
or
The thief resorted to camouflage to escape.
You camouflage something or apply camouflage to something or use camouflage.
e.g. The thief hid under a camouflaged blanket.
or
The thief resorted to camouflage to escape.
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