Vocabulary building is important for both reading comprehension and writing. Use the following two words (note the part of speech) in one sentence.
commiserate (verb) + apologetic (adjective)
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6 comments:
Not in love with this sentence but was trying to put the adjective in the right place.
Bill commiserated with his wife over the loss of their dog and was an apologetic man for not having had it on a leash.
Cindy: That's pretty good;-)
Being unable to visit Emma to commiserate with her over her broken heart, Chloe decided to send her an apologetic note
Milijana: That's excellent!
I commiserate with you on the outcome of this key issue and hope you will receive an apologetic letter in this regard.
Carole: Good sentence:-)
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