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Vocabulary
instill
Can I say "This instilled in me high-tech mind"?
or "I always instilled with high-tech mind"?
or "My parents instill in me that....."?
My question are :
1. "instill+ with " is right when the subject is "I"?
2. besides people, can other thing be subjuct before "instill"?
3 "instill in " is correct?
Thank you in advance
or "I always instilled with high-tech mind"?
or "My parents instill in me that....."?
My question are :
1. "instill+ with " is right when the subject is "I"?
2. besides people, can other thing be subjuct before "instill"?
3 "instill in " is correct?
Thank you in advance
Top answer
"This instilled in me high-tech mind"? No. Instill means to introduce or give very gradually, a bit at a time.
- "This instilled in me high-tech mind"?
- No.
- Instill means to introduce or give very gradually, a bit at a time.
- Things that can be instilled are faith, morality, attitudes, love, beliefs, and so forth.
- A high-tech mind is not something that can be instilled.
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"This instilled in me high-tech mind"?
No. Instill means to introduce or give very gradually, a bit at a time.
Things that can be instilled are faith, morality, attitudes, love, beliefs, and so forth. A high-tech mind is not something that can be instilled. Perhaps a love of science or appreciation of technology.
I can instill my values into my children, by setting an example, teachi
No. Instill means to introduce or give very gradually, a bit at a time.
Things that can be instilled are faith, morality, attitudes, love, beliefs, and so forth. A high-tech mind is not something that can be instilled. Perhaps a love of science or appreciation of technology.
I can instill my values into my children, by setting an example, teachi
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