Vocabulary building is important for both reading comprehension and writing. Use the following two words (note the part of speech) in one sentence.
feckless (adjective) + veracity (noun)
Answers will be saved to the Blog archive.
Thursday, March 27, 2008
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
10 comments:
The au student vowed he would expedite through his myriad number of assignments.
Sara: Sorry--the blog went out before I had changed the vocabulary question. Please try again with the new version.
Joe has been feckless with the car before which led his parents to now be concerned about his veracity.
Sara: Very good:-)
Jacob, who was being feckless about the future for years, now experienced all the painful veracity about his current situation.
The defendant was acquitted, as the judge believed the veracity of the witness was feckless.
He was feckless to have cheated on the exam, when instead, he should have shown signs of veracity.
Dina: Yes, but I would change the verb tense--I would make it past perfect to start with.
Matt: That doesn't quite make sense--if it were feckless, the judge wouldn't believe it;-)
Matthieu: A good sentence:-)
Because of Edward’s feckless behavior, his colleagues lost faith in his veracity.
Milijana: Excellent sentence!
Post a Comment