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Ramesh Reddy Posted 15 years ago
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Hi, I used the following words in own sentences, please tell me whether they are used in the correct context or not.
1. Tacked: John tacked the all the important files and kept it in the desk safely.
2. Erudition: Because of his erudition, john was acclaimed by all.
3. Bided: John bided his time, to kill his enemy.
1. Tacked: John tacked the all the important files and kept it in the desk safely.
2. Erudition: Because of his erudition, john was acclaimed by all.
3. Bided: John bided his time, to kill his enemy.
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Hi, I used the following words in own sentences, please tell me whether they are used in the correct context or not. 1. Tacked: John tacked the all the important files and kept it in the desk safely.
- Hi, I used the following words in own sentences, please tell me whether they are used in the correct context or not.
- 1.
- Tacked: John tacked the all the important files and kept it in the desk safely.
- No.
- You need to look again at the meaning of 'tack'.
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Hi,
I used the following words in own sentences, please tell me whether they are used in the correct context or not.
1. Tacked: John tacked the all the important files and kept it in the desk safely.
No. You need to look again at the meaning of 'tack'.
2. Erudition: Because of his eruditi
I used the following words in own sentences, please tell me whether they are used in the correct context or not.
1. Tacked: John tacked the all the important files and kept it in the desk safely.
No. You need to look again at the meaning of 'tack'.
2. Erudition: Because of his eruditi
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