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How would you use meant in a sentence?
I meant to use my book for researching sentences.
How would you use massive in a sentence?
This question is a massive waste of time
How would you use the word intermediate in a sentence?
Example: The boy was competing at an intermediate level of hockey
How would you use monotone in sentence?
You could use the word monotone in a sentence like this: When the man spoke he was very monotone. monotone means a single tone without harmony or variation so basically it means boring.
How do you use the word multiply in a sentence yes?
give me a sentence with the word multiply
How would you use there in a sentence?
The dog used to live there but its master abandoned it.
How do you use the word sophomore in a sentence?
The tenth-grader is a sophomore.
How do you use damp in a sentence for a third grader?
the clothes were damp
How can you use stray in a sentence for a third grader?
how red riding hood shouldn't stray of the path i would help explain......
How do use beauties in a sentence for a 2nd grader?
the beauties of nature are flowers .
How do you use famine in a sentence for a third grader?
The famine is almost over.
How would a 7 grader use tabulated in a sentence?
"How do I, a humble 7th grader, tabulate my sentences in such a way as to be able to incorporate both the word 'tabulated' in them and have them make perfect sense at the same time?"
How does a fifth grader use elaboration in a sentence?
im a fifth grader.....so.......elaboration..... i don't know what the heck elaboration is!
How could you use the words who's and whose in a sentence for a 5th grader?
I would like to know who's asking about whose books these are.
How do you use strong in a sentence for a third grader?
The strong man lifted a car.
How do you use spring in a sentence for a third grader?
I saw the cat spring from the couch.
How do you use scream in a sentence for a third grader?
I heard the jet scream past.
