Use the word (or any form of the word) "rely" correctly in a sentence.
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I need to rely on Uber to pick me up sometimes.
They say I'm a reliable person.
She relies on her parents to buy her clothes.
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Use the word (or any form of the word) "alter" correctly in a sentence.
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She had to alter her pants because they were too long.
They had to alter their plans when the missed the flight.
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Use the word (or any form of the word) "unify" correctly in a sentence.
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The Sonoma County fires unified our county.
To compromise means to unify two ideas.
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Use the word (or any form of the word) "abuse" correctly in a sentence.
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The abuse lasted for years.
No one wants to be abused.
Those abusive words are still painful today.
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Use the word (or any form of the word) "abstain" correctly in a sentence.
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I will abstain from eating during the month of Ramadan.
Abstaining from drugs is a good thing.
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Use the word (or any form of the word) "contribute" correctly in a sentence.
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I will contribute $5 to the Salvation Army.
They love contributing their time to helping others.
The students contributed to the chaos by yelling.
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Use the word (or any form of the word) "monitor" correctly in a sentence.
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The computer monitor was cracked.
The teachers had to monitor the class to ensure nobody cheated.
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Use the word (or any form of the word) "incompatible" correctly in a sentence.
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The cell phone charger was incompatible with my phone.
Sometimes people are incompatible.
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Use the word (or any form of the word) "constant" correctly in a sentence.
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The cell phone was constantly making noises.
I don't like constant chatter.
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Use the word (or any form of the word) "method" correctly in a sentence.
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His method of cleaning his room looked different than hers.
There are different test taking methods.
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Use the word (or any form of the word) "demonstrate" correctly in a sentence.
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I will demonstrate how it's done.
Tony Hawk demonstrated how to do the trick correctly.
The sales guy is demonstrating how to cut with the knife.
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Use the word (or any form of the word) "transition" correctly in a sentence.
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Middle school students transition into different classes every fifty-five minutes.
When the play is half-way over, it transitions into intermission.
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Use the word (or any form of the word) "solitary" correctly in a sentence.
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Solitary confinement means you're alone.
Solitary is a card game people can play by themselves.
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Use the word (or any form of the word) "trigger" correctly in a sentence.
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He was sent to prison because he pulled the trigger and shot someone.
That fire cracker triggered the kid and made him cry.
Please stop...you're triggering me!
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Use the word (or any form of the word) "sufficient" correctly in a sentence.
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I had a sufficient amount of money to get into the movies.
My old computer is still working sufficiently.
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Use the word (or any form of the word) "exposure" correctly in a sentence.
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Otzi otherwise known as "Iceman" didn't die of exposure.
Too much exposure to the sun can cause skin cancer.
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Use the word (or any form of the word) "violation" correctly in a sentence.
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The speeding car was in violation of the law.
Sometimes men violate women.
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Use the word (or any form of the word) "appropriate" correctly in a sentence.
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The video is not appropriate for middle school kids.
He came to school dressed inappropriately.
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Use the word (or any form of the word) "proportion" correctly in a sentence.
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Cartoon characters are using drawn out of proportion.
A proportion is two equivalent ratios.
The pollution was proportional to the amount of leakage.
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Use the word (or any form of the word) "fundamental" correctly in a sentence.
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The fundamental reason you're at school is to learn.
A fundamental belief in Christianity is too believe in Jesus.
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Use the word (or any form of the word) "confinement" correctly in a sentence.
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Being in solitary confinement makes people crazy after a while.
I was confined to my room during restriction.
The sweater was so tight it felt confining.
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Use the word (or any form of the word) "disseminate" correctly in a sentence.
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During second period, news about our school is disseminated over the loudspeaker.
Teachers disseminate lots of papers.