Sentence Construction:
X There was problem the software I development. >> There was a problem with the software I developed.
X She went to countryside to work. >> She went to the countryside to work.
X He get hot under the collar if you don’t agree with him. >> He gets hot under the collar if you don’t agree with him.
X Old men who use internet two hours a day can protect from the dementia. >> The risk of developing dementia in older people can be lessened through using the internet for at least two hours a day.
X Internet also is addictive to people. >> The Internet can also be addictive to people.
X Many kind of contents on the internet sometimes kids can access harmful contents. >> Many kinds of content on the internet can sometimes allow kids to access harmful content.
X Young people can easily be addicted. >> Young people can be easily addicted.
X Young people do not have patient. >> Young people do not have patience.
Good Sentences:
O It was a hard day but it was fun.
O I work overtime today.
O The notoriety when you win is amazing.
O If I explain, it becomes mundane.
O I do not want to impede bad anyway.
O They need to infuse employees with confidence.
O We didn’t make it today but we will roll up our sleeves.
O He didn’t hesitate to hit below the belt to be successful.
Pronunciation:
* senator /sen-uh-ter/
* impede /im-peed/
* insult /in-suhlt/
* plethora /pleth-er-uh/
* reduce /ri-doos/
* regularly /reg-yuh-ler-lee/
* reverse /ri-vurs/
* longevity /lon-jev-i-tee/
* diagnosed /dahy-uhg-nohzt/
* exacerbate /ig-zas-er-beyt/
Build Lexicon:
* plethora := (n) an amount that is greater than is needed or can be used.
Example: The report contained a plethora of details.
* conclude := (v) to decide or believe something as a result of what you have heard or seen.
Example: He concluded from their remarks that they were not in favor of the plan.
* excessive := (adj) greater than what seems reasonable or appropriate.
Example: They complained about the excessive noise coming from the upstairs flat.
* interact := (v) to communicate with somebody, especially while you work, play or spend time with them.
Example: Teachers have a limited amount of time to interact with each child.
Society faces a plethora of problems
It is too early to conclude that he is the thief
The accident was due to excessive speed
They do not learn how to interact with each other
Discover Idioms & Expressions:
* lit := is a slang word for extremely good, awesome, and incredible. It used to describe something very fun or fabulous.
Example: Our graduation was lit!
* flex := used to replace the phrase show off or showing something owned or achieved.
Example: Leslie has been flexing her new car on her Instagram for three days.
* gucci := a slang term adopted from a luxury brand and is used to express something good, cool or great.
Example: I've been busy these days but everything's Gucci.
* on fleek := is another expression of on point. It is used to express good things or do right at something on target.
Example: His outfit is always on fleek.
My vacation was lit
I am flexing a new bag
Finally i finished my university life it was gucci
My colleague shoes are on fleek
Practice:
* Please take a look at lexicons and idioms. Kindly prepare one sentence for each.
