Example Sentences

For example you can say: Do all of you guys want to go to the movies tomorrow? or something like that. Try to use your common sense to tell you if it sounds right or not

While it is technically grammatically correct to end a sentence with "at," it is generally best to try and rephrase the sentence to avoid this. Ending a sentence with a preposition like "at" can make the sentence sound less formal or awkward in some contexts.

An eclogue is a short pastoral poem on the subject of rural life and the society of shepherds. The eclogue we as revived during the Renaissance.

The dense fog made it difficult to see more than a few feet ahead.

The equivocator deliberately avoided giving a straight answer to the question, leaving everyone unsure of where they stood.

Falsetto is a musical term that describes a singing technique. An example of a sentence using the word would be: Daniel sings some of the songs in falsetto.

Yes you can use the word immerse in a sentence EX: I find it's easier to immerse my entire body in a swimming pool than try to get used to the water slowly

The vicious fighter tried to gouge out his opponent's eyes.

Sliding the heavy chair left a deep gouge in the wooden floor.

I swam below the bridge

I see fish below the bridge

place the ball below the bottom shelf

plese complete all answers below that picture

I am writting this sentence below the one above it.

I loked below my feet to the water

Yes , you can. Ex. ''My mp3 player has 5 gigabytes''

Discover centers enhance semantic development by providing children with hands-on experiences that encourage exploration, observation, and experimentation. By engaging with various materials in a meaningful way, children can better understand and internalize new vocabulary, concepts, and relationships between words. The multi-sensory nature of discover centers also helps children make connections between spoken language and real-world objects, which enhances their semantic development.

Many countries consider themselves an ally of other countries.

The English word jaunty means sprightly or easy in manner. It comes from the French word gentil which meant well-bred and genteel.

qui habite ici ?

Personne n'habite ici ; personne ne vit ici.
Il n'y a personne ici ; il n'y a personne qui habite ici ; il n'y a personne qui vit ici.

"Rien" (nothing) would not be used when talking about persons, only about things.

Is there someting there ?
il n'y a rien ici. (there's nothing here)

i presupposed that it would rain before i saw the forecast.

Clatter is defined as a continuous rattling sound. The clatter from the kitchen was a sure sign of dishes being dropped.

I am going to town today and you may come too if you wish. I am going to town today but you may not come with me.
I cannot jump very high but you certainly can !
I can jump high and so can you.

"Analysis of a crime scene will yield evidence."

the wispy tree blew gracefully in the summer breeze

(verb) The dentist recommends that you brush your teeth after meals.

(noun) He used the brush to clean and comb the horse.

(noun) You should clear away any dead brush from your yard, as it can be a fire hazard.

(verb) When digging for fossils, carefully brush away loose rock and dirt.

Ignominy is a public embarrassment of some sort, or a situation that makes one feel dishonored. An example of a sentence using the word "ignominy" is "To further shame the rebel leader, the soldiers dragged him through the streets with ignominy as people spat and swore at him. "