Make sentences of your own.

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Make sentences of your own from follow-1. See through2. wind up3. pay tribute to4. knock down5. doing a favour.

Philip · Accepted Answer

I could easily make sentences of my own, but I believe the assignment is for you to make sentences of your own. Do so, and we'll be glad to help you with any problems you may have.

Nikhil Shah · Answer

I tried, Please correct me.
1) I can see through the glass door.
2) I usually wind up my work by 6.45pm daily.
3) Atif Aslam a Pakistani singer paid tribute to the legendary ghazal singer Jagjit Singh.
4) My husband knocked down a bicycle rider yesterday.
5) Sajid did a favour by providing lift to a stranger.

Philip · Answer

Nikhil ShahI tried, Please correct me.1) I can see through the glass door.2) I usually wind up my work by 6.45pm daily.3) Atif Aslam a Pakistani singer paid tribute to the legendary ghazal singer Jagjit Singh.4) My husband knocked down a bicycle rider yesterday.5) Sajid did a favour by providing lift to a stranger.

These are good.
1. See through can also mean to follow a job to comletion. [It's difficult work, but we'll see it through.]
2. Wind up can also be used as 'to wind up a travel alarm clock.'
4. Sometimes two-word verbs can be problematic: some might say that he "knocked a bicycle rider down."
5. Usually a lift.

Great job! I'm sure you learned more by making the first effort than by just letting one of us do it for you. See you soon!

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