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Rabe Yar Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Sentences Grammar!
I have to make sentences by using those words and I did try my best , but I know there will be the grammar mistakes. Please help me fix the mistakes. Thank you very much!
Imagery
1) The nature is full of imagery. I would hear leaves were dancing by the wind and trees were shaking.
Percent
2) I got 60 percent on my English test.
Project
3) I have a project from science class.
Dramatic
4) I think that was pretty dramatic because my grade went down A to C in math class.
Re-
5) I'm reviewing my vocabulary now because I have an English quiz tomorrow.
Over-
6) These clothes are overpriced.
Un-
7) My parents are not uneducated, therefore they have to do laborious jobs.
I don't know how to make sentence by using sensory details and cycle.
Imagery
1) The nature is full of imagery. I would hear leaves were dancing by the wind and trees were shaking.
Percent
2) I got 60 percent on my English test.
Project
3) I have a project from science class.
Dramatic
4) I think that was pretty dramatic because my grade went down A to C in math class.
Re-
5) I'm reviewing my vocabulary now because I have an English quiz tomorrow.
Over-
6) These clothes are overpriced.
Un-
7) My parents are not uneducated, therefore they have to do laborious jobs.
I don't know how to make sentence by using sensory details and cycle.
Top answer
Imagery 1) The nature is full of imagery. I would hear leaves were dancing in by the wind and trees were shaking. Nature in this context is an abstract noun.
- Imagery 1) The nature is full of imagery.
- I would hear leaves were dancing in by the wind and trees were shaking.
- Nature in this context is an abstract noun.
- Do not use "the".
- Use "the" when you mean a characteristic: It is the nature of man to be good.
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Imagery
1)The nature is full of imagery. I would hear leaves were dancing in by the wind and trees were shaking.
Nature in this context is an abstract noun. Do not use "the".
Use "the" when you mean a characteristic: It is the nature of man to be good.
Dramatic
4) I think that was pretty dramatic because my g
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Nature in this context is an abstract noun. Do not use "the".
Use "the" when you mean a characteristic: It is the nature of man to be good.
Dramatic
4) I think that was pretty dramatic because my g
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snuppelinaI think you should use a semicolon before "therefore".That's absolutely correct. You have good eyes. It's difficult for me to distinguish the commas from the semicolons!
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