How do you use the word visit in a sentence?
The Minister of Health made an unannounced visit to the Hospital's Outpatients Department.
Our visit to the National Park last year was very enjoyable.
To see rarer species of animals, you must visit the zoo.
What three qualities must a group of words possess in order to be classified as a sentence?
1) A subject (implied subjects are common)
2) A verb (what the subject does/is)
3) An object (how the subject relates to the verb)
For instance, the most commonly confused sentences are ones like: Run!
Here the subject is an implied 'you', could be singular or plural based on the context. The verb is 'run' and tells the 'you' to do something. The object is implied, and in this case would depend on the context, but generally is 'away'. If it were written out entirely, it would be: You, run away! It makes more sense if a name is associated with the 'you': Josh, run away!
Here's a more complex sentence: Your contribution will be anonymous unless you sign in.
'Your' is an adjective, which modifies 'contribution', the subject, telling us whose contribution. 'will be' is the verb, future tense. 'anonymous' is the object. The object tells us what 'your contribution will be'.
This sentence is complex because we have all 3 parts, but still have the words 'unless you sign in'. 'you' is a subject, and 'sign in' is a verb ('sign in' can be a verb [sign] and object [in] depending on the context). The object is again 'anonymous'. The key is 'unless', which is a negative conjunction. The conjunction aspect connects the two clauses, 'your contribution will be anonymous' and 'you sign in'. The negative aspect changes the context of the verb 'will be' to 'will not be'.
Rewritten, you get: Your contribution will be anonymous. Sign in and your contribution will not be anonymous.
You can have multiples of each type or you can have implied types. But all three parts are always present if a sentence exists.
How do you use isn't in a sentence?
I depends on what the topic is..but here's an example..
That isn't right...that isn't mine.
What is a good sentence with the word yarmulke?
I am not sure if a yarmulke should be dry-cleaned.
Even the Pope wears a yarmulke!
How could you use agitated in a sentence?
He experienced great agitation before playing the big game.
Can you ever use the same word three times in a row in a sentence?
yes but they have to be homophones
What is a sentence for the word patriotic?
Many US soldiers are very patriotic because they risk their lives to help America in wars and other things.
What is an example sentence of pungent?
Here are some sentences.
Onions have a pungent odor.
The wet dog was quite pungent.
What is a sentence with the word paint in it as a noun?
The paint was a terrible colour.
We need to buy more paint.
How do you use the word telemarketing in a sentence?
Telemarketing calls are a nuisance.
He looked for a new job in telemarketing.
Can you give me a sentence of surcharge?
How to pay NJMCDIRECT Surcharge online?
How do you use tragically in a sentence?
The soldier's friend tragically fell to the ground as a bullet was shot into his heart.
How can you use the word samurai in a sentence?
The samurai took his sharp samurai sword and cut the watermelon in half.