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Create A Meaningful Sentence Using The Word!

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•The game is for every member on this board

•At the start of the day, anyone can write an English word and using that word anyone can create a meaningful sentence

•Only one word can be written on a particular day

•One user can only create one sentence on a particular day

•For instance if the word is LOVE then you can write anything using that word such as “EVERYTHING IS FAIR IN LOVE AND WAR” or “MY MOM LOVES ME” like that

•If you think any sentence is wrongly constructed then just correct the sentence mentioning the error in your post to let the writer know where he/she went wrong

•The purpose of this game to enhance English writing skills

Thanks
Rakhi Yadav

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My feeble excuse on not being an active member of Boddunan


This is not complete sentence.

This should be: This is my feeble excuse on not being an active member of Boddunan.
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Word For 15 JUN 2013 - Topsy-Turvy


At this point of time everything in my life is going Topsy Turvy
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The Topsy Turvy relationship of India and Pakistan is not encouraging.
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The rift between his parents turned his world topsy turvy!
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The rift between his parents turned his world topsy turvy!


Heavy rain topsy-turvy our daily routine.
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beware of Fosters, your world may turn topsy turvy on you.
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Why pay extra to satiate your desires while they are providing enough to fulfill your desires.
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Satiate your appetite with balanced diet to stay healthy.
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With meager resources, a poor man can hardly satiate the needs of his family.
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Word For 16 JUN 2013 - SATIATE

To satiate his hunger, Ram ate a pizza and a burger.
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Word For 16 JUN 2013 - SATIATE


Satiate person is happiest person.
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Word For 16 JUN 2013 - SATIATE


Satiate person is happiest person.

Satiated person is the happiest person. 'The' should be used in front of superlatives.
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Rain rain come again, I can't endure this heat anymore!
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I am not used to endure bad conduct.

'Used to' means you are previously in the habit of something but not now. So here it means you dont tolerate before but now you tolerate. There is nothing wrong with sentence but the meaning it conveys seems to be wrong. I think it should be
I don't endure bad conduct.
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Word for 17 JUN 2013 - ENDURE

I can't endure being ignored.
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Created Thursday, 13 June 2013 16:16
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