1. Look the word up in the dictionary to find its meaning. 2. Check its part of speech. It it is a noun , you can use it as a subject or object; if it is a verb , you can use it as a simple predicate. If it is an adjective or adverb , you can use

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"The period following World War 2 was filled with a succession of crises as the U.S. was having difficulties going back to a peacetime economy. A threatened railroad strike in 1946 was one of the crises that led to a reconsideration of

yes we have to use vocabulary in sentences

i am asking i need to use this vocabulary in a sentence

Haha, ok. I've never used ain't either, as far as I can remember. So, thanks. That's a word deleted from my vocabulary, just will use it to understand people from the lower socio-economic classes then.

Hi, This looks badly like homework, and you'd better do it by yourself otherwise it would be cheating. You could give it a try (perhaps looking those words up in a dictionary, where you'll also find some examples) and post your sentences

i wnt 22 sentences with 44 vocabulary words. in each sentence 2 vocabulary words. can any 1 tell me any website where i can find my sentences. or can any1 tell me sentences. my vocabulary words are these (flagrant, patrician, emissary, kindred,

1. Do "crouch", "haunch", " squat " have the same posture?-- 'Haunch' is not a position; it is a body part. Crouching and squatting are roughly the same; a squat is more comfortable, as it includes resting the haunches on the heels or thereabouts.

Thanks, but this is your homework, not ours. You do the segmenting, and then we will check your effort.