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Anonymous Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
Teachers, Please correct my sentences
Lure (noun) : This will be a lure for my son to eat cheese.
Lure (verb) : The stranger lured the little boy by offering him candies.
Have I used them right? Thanks a lot!
I'd like to know the rule which would help me make sentences using verbs and nouns. Please help.
Lure (verb) : The stranger lured the little boy by offering him candies.
Have I used them right? Thanks a lot!
I'd like to know the rule which would help me make sentences using verbs and nouns. Please help.
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Hi, Lure (noun) : This will be a lure for my son to eat cheese. Your grammar is OK, but 'lure' is not the right word here. Maybe 'enticement'.
- Hi, Lure (noun) : This will be a lure for my son to eat cheese.
- Your grammar is OK, but 'lure' is not the right word here.
- Maybe 'enticement'.
- Or you could use the verb'coax'.
- We 'lure' things that we have no positive feelings for.
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Hi,
Lure (noun) : This will be a lure for my son to eat cheese. Your grammar is OK, but 'lure' is not the right word here. Maybe 'enticement'. Or you could use the verb'coax'. We 'lure' things that we have no positive feelings for. eg a fish, or like the example in your second sentence.
Lure (verb) : The stranger lured the little
Lure (noun) : This will be a lure for my son to eat cheese. Your grammar is OK, but 'lure' is not the right word here. Maybe 'enticement'. Or you could use the verb'coax'. We 'lure' things that we have no positive feelings for. eg a fish, or like the example in your second sentence.
Lure (verb) : The stranger lured the little
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Let me know the rule anyway. I wrote the sentence above right, but sometimes I have to think real hard. Please help me.
Thanks a lot.
Thanks a lot.
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