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Ayl Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Did I use ‘timeliness,’ ‘drawing near,’ and ‘gave them the activity’ correctly in the sentences?
Did I use ‘timeliness,’ ‘drawing near,’ and ‘gave them the activity’ correctly in the sentences?
At first, the student lacked interest in writing essays on any topic of their choice, but later they flushed with joy when their teacher asked them to write Christmas stories of their own. What energized them might be the timeliness of the activity. Christmas Day was drawing near when he gave them the activity.
At first, the student lacked interest in writing essays on any topic of their choice, but later they flushed with joy when their teacher asked them to write Christmas stories of their own. What energized them might be the timeliness of the activity. Christmas Day was drawing near when he gave them the activity.
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No, that doesn't work. Try writing separate sentences to practise using the underlined words.
- No, that doesn't work.
- Try writing separate sentences to practise using the underlined words.
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No, that doesn't work. Try writing separate sentences to practise using the underlined words.
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