since am not graduating this year
Sentence dress ups are underlining middle of sentence or these words , when, while, where, since, as, if, although and, because.
"It's a been a long while since I wrote an example sentence." "Awhile later, I realized I've been writing example sentences all along!"
The valedictorian was overflowing with ebullience while he was making his speech.
In all seriousness, you cannot put the words but, and, however, or, nor, so, yet, because, since, and while into ONE sentence. It would be incorrect grammatically to pile it into one sentence because it would laden the sentence with clauses. These words are best used sparingly throughout a text.
I suggest the following:Matrice is a word with no meaning since the singular is matrix while the plural is matrices.
Flappers were a cultural phenomenon in the 1920s, known for their bold fashion, liberated behavior, and rejection of traditional gender norms. While they were not directly synonymous with the suffrage movement, many flappers embraced the freedoms gained from women's suffrage, which was achieved in the U.S. in 1920. Their lifestyle symbolized a shift toward greater independence and social freedom for women, reflecting the broader changes that suffrage had helped to initiate. Thus, while flappers were not specifically suffragists, they embodied the spirit of the era that suffrage had helped to create.
City rescue workers showed gumption while saving people from the accident
Patty saw making her bed as a mere trifle while others found it quite relaxing and therapeutic.
If a guy tells you he loves you while making love, doesn't mean he actually loves you. hes just saying that since your pleasuring him. but it depends sometimes
Yes, all are conjunctions that indicate time (when, after).The alarm stopped once we closed the window.The cats slept while I was at the grocery.The neighborhood is quieter since the noise law was passed.
People that get "tar and feathered" have been "pitched"! It's been a while since I've pitched a "no-hitter".
The difference between the two organizations was that the National American Woman Suffrage Association worked on a state-by-state agenda while the Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage worked for national change.