Example Sentences

Jonathan had grabbed the stake and driven it into the vampire's heart, or Jonathan grabbed the stake and drove it into the vampire's heart. Either one is correct.

Please recycle or the world will fall apart!

Yes. Carl was interested in studying the ingestion habits of ball pythons.

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I was hoping you could recommend a good restaurant nearby.

I would like to recommend that you use the Yellow Pages, as I am not familiar with this area's restaurants.

1. He marched off to class like a soldier on a mission.

2. Grandma is as busy as a queen bee in her hive.

3. Sheena is as good as Albert Einstein in studying.

4. She ran as fast as a cheetah.

5. I am very happy like my Ti ta Maureen.

The front door was left unlocked.

The front of her dress had decorative lace.

A cold weather front preceded heavy rain.

Her exceptional hospitality made the visitors feel like home.

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like for instance: I saw a magical horse in that movie.

Sailors must still swab the ship deck, which means they mop it.

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I usually have chips with this, but we went for roast potatoes today.

The neighbourhood is usually very quiet.

It depends on the type of the sentence. there three types of sentences:

1. simple sentence consists of a subject, verb and sometimes a complement. you can have more than one subject and verb for example:

- I visit my grand parents every Sunday.

- I and my brother visit my grand parents every Sunday.

- I and my friend live in the same room and go to the same school.

these thee sentences are simple sentences and consist of one clause.

if you are writing a compound sentence, then you have two clauses, and you have to use one of the coordinating conjunctions: for, and, nor, but, or, yet and so.

in this case you two clauses in one sentence. for example:

I don't like watching tv, but my brother likes watching tv.

I don't have enough money to buy this pants, so I will borrow some money from a friend.

in this case you have two independent clauses connected by one of these coordinating conjunctions.

the third type is complex sentences in which you have a dependent clause and an independent clause connected by a subordinating conjunction like because, therefore, wherever, whenever, whereas, etc.

in conclusion, there must be at least one independent clause in a sentence to have a complete and meaningful sentence.

Most of the food has been eaten, and the remainder will be composted.

"The young girl had blonde hair and such beautiful, enchanting, brown eyes!"

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When asked to use a word in a sentence, a simple trick is to just define the word, which shows you both know how to use the word and also what it means. For example:

"A lottery is a means of raising money by selling numbered tickets and giving prizes to the holders of numbers drawn at random, or any process for which success is governed by chance rather than skill."

A poor example is "I won the lottery", as it does not clearly show you understand what a lottery actually is. That is, "I won the lottery" could imply the lottery is a race or some other form of competition that requires skill rather than luck.

We attended the wake for the deceased last Monday evening.

Example sentence(s) - The young child was polite and well mannered.

His son is not polite and could use a class in etiquette.

this is not an improper sentence.

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He is fishing by the lake.

The lake was tranquil as usual.

When Julia didn't want to watch the gore playing on the screen in the horror movie, she knew to avert here eyes and to focus them at the very bottom corner of the screen.

That's a cool looking cloud.