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Example Sentences
Questions asking for an example of a sentence with a certain word in it.
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Make a sentence from the word truth?
- r u ruth?
Sometimes, truth is stranger than fiction.
The witness swore to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth.
Hopefully, the new investigator can find out the truth about what happened the night my sister died.
Parents can usually tell when a young child is not telling the truth.
If you get on the stand and tell the truth, you'll have nothing to worry about.
I don't believe that advertisements for diet pills contain a single bit of truth in them.
I know she told an unusual story, but I believe it had a ring of truth to it.
Spiderman is a superhero who is out to pursue justice and truth.
What is the dictation theory of inspiration?
The dictation theory of inspiration posits that the Bible was essentially dictated by God to the human authors, who acted as passive instruments in recording the words. This view suggests that the human writers were merely transcribers and not actively involved in the process of writing.
Could you make a sentence with the french word louche?
Pourquoi as-tu envie d'avoir une louche pour Noel?
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The English word louche means something quite different than the French word.
Can you use had had in the sentence?
It depends on for what and how you are using it.
"I had had breakfast in the morning" - Wrong
"I was writing "had had had had" in my book yesterday" - Non-meaningful usage.
The use of punctuation and quotes will let you to use any thing.
Similarly:
We cannot continuously use the word because because because is a conjunction..
We cannot continuously use the word 'because' because, 'because' is a conjunction..
Here the word because is repeatedly used in a meaningful way.
You can use it, except that it would be possible to rework the sentence to avoid it. However, if you were to use it, the situation would run something like this:
Person "A" asks person "B": Have you had your Flu shot?
"B" replies: Yes, I've had it.
Person "C" asks "A": Did you ask "B" if he had had his Flu shot?
"A"replies: Yes, I asked him. He said he had had his shot already.
Example sentence - If we utilize the resources we currently have, we wouldn't need to purchase anything.
What is a sentence for the word burrow?
(burrow -noun- A hole made in the soil by an animal -verb- move by digging)
The mole accumulated the food in his burrow in the back yard.
We had to burrow through the thick jungle to find our way.
(metaphorically)
He would often burrow through his stacks of magazines to locate some esoteric fact.
How do you use the plural form of wax in a sentence?
This candle-making shop has eighteen different types of waxes for you to choose from.
How do you use the word profane as a verb in a sentence?
Evolution was once thought to profane the concept of man's creation.
What is a sentence using the word voe?
I felt a deep sense of voe when I realized I had missed the opportunity to say goodbye to my friend before they moved away.
The word educational in a sentence?
"Ray! You're too addicted to that game! Can you please play an educational game for once?" yelled Mother.
How do you use the word litter in a sentence?
The cat litter needs cleaned again!
There plenty of ays to use the word liter or litter. I put an example of both just incase.
My neighbor's dog recenlty gave birth to a litter of pups.
I bought a 2 liter soda at the store for the party later.
What is a good word to use to replace talk?
"Communicate" or "converse" could be good alternatives to replace "talk".
There is no need to belittle a student in front of the whole class.
He criticizes his wife's every move and belittles her daily.
How do you write a sentence using the word sisters'?
My sisters' cat is brown and orange.
putting an apostrophe after the S makes the word sisters possessive.
I was deadpan. :)
It had to be a joke, but he said it deadpan.
Can you give me a sentence with a nuance in it?
A sentence with an example of a nuance is, "We do not have portraits here of every king of Portugal, only of every Portuguese king." (This was reported some time ago in National Geographic Magazine as the comment of a museum guide. It refers to the fact that, for about one hundred years, the kings of Spain were also kings of Portugal, but these kings are not considered Portuguese by modern Portuguese people.)
What is a sentence using the word he'd?
The contraction "he'd" means "he had" or "he would."
Examples :
He'd gone straight to bed without checking his e-mail.
That was the roof he'd been repairing when he broke his leg.
He'd rather complain about the situation than doing something to improve it.
He said he'd be interested in the results of the experiment.
What words can you not begin with a sentence?
I assume you meant to ask "What words can you not begin a sentence with?"
English is a very flexible language.
You can usually contrive some sort of sentence that starts with almost any word.
I know of no hard and fast rule that you can't start a sentence with a certain word.
There is, however, some controversy over whether a sentence can begin with a conjunction.
Elementary school teachers and textbooks have traditionally imposed strict prohibitions against starting sentences with conjunctions like "and" or "but," but whether this constitutes an actual grammatical rule is more debatable. Elementary school teachers face the problem that without guidance students will turn out essays like "I woke up. And I ate breakfast. And I got dressed." instead of "I woke up, ate breakfast, and got dressed." It's easier to just forbid them to start sentences with conjunctions.
The problem is that no one announces to the students, "You're older now. The childrens' rules no longer apply" and adults are left with an angst about beginning sentences with conjunctions. And some of these students then get jobs as English teachers and the cycle repeats.
While modern English usage still discourages over-use of conjunctions at the beginning of sentences, it is growing increasingly tolerant of the practice. Elementary school teachers still teach that it is wrong and some traditionalists (many of whom are more concerned that English grammar is diverging from Latin grammar) still maintain that it is wrong.
How would you use 'formative' in a sentence?
In his formative years a student should practice writing sentances himself rather than plagerizing these off the Internet.
Can you give me a sentence with stress in it?
Stacy had promised her friend she would try not to stress about the test, but it wasn't working.
How do you use hedge in a sentence?
you can use it like this:
"I seen some kind of animal just go under that hedge."
What is intonation of the information question?
Intonation in an information question refers to the rising pitch at the end that signals it is a question, as opposed to a statement. This rising pitch is important for indicating to the listener that a response is expected.
