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The phrase "on the whole" is used to indicate that you are making a general statement or conclusion that takes the entirety of a situation into account. For example, you might say, "On the whole, the project was successful despite a few setbacks." This implies that when considering all aspects, the overall outcome was positive.
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How would you use the sentence?
We all use sentences every day. We use sentences to communicate, verbally and in writing.
How do you use shell in a sentence?
shall use for future sentences .
Could a summary have 6 sentences?
The length of the summary depends on the length and complexity of the piece to be summarized. It is doubtful that a whole novel could be summarized in 6 sentences, but a page of a book or a short chapter might be summarized in six sentences.
How to use use in a sentence?
I like to use this website to find sentences for my homework.
How do you use the word rapid in sentences?
rapids is water
Is there a website like forvo.com for whole sentences?
There is a few different websites that can tell you some whole sentences. Writing a whole sentence is simple.
How can you use Latitude and caravels in one whole sentence?
I am not certain for sure ... but maybe u could answer in two sentences
How use industrialization in a sentences?
To use a sentences in industrialization you have to...
How can you use trouble in a sentences?
example sentences with trouble
Use of word munch in sentences?
sentences that have biting in them
What kinds of sentences use question marks?
Questions. Interrogative sentences use question marks .
What is English for livre?
Book. (use a(n) (online) translator to translate separate verbs and nouns. Not whole sentences, as that may result in grammatical errors.
How would you use the sentence?
We all use sentences every day. We use sentences to communicate, verbally and in writing.
What are the sentences according to form?
What are the different sentences according to use
What are some sentences that you can use the words omit and remit?
when told his mom what happened, he decided to omit some parts. soon he was forced to remit the whole truth.
Which sentences in this excerpt from William Dean Howells's Editha use an ironic tone?
In the excerpt from William Dean Howells's Editha, the following sentences use an ironic tone: "Will you take up the whole burden of it if anything happens to him?" "It was as if she could not say enough, and she wanted him to say more." These sentences reflect a contrast between what is being said and what is actually meant, creating irony in the text.
How to use should in sentences?
The word "should" be used in the conditional sentences.
