A few days ago
Anonymous

I Am Wondering . . ?

I am supposed to put the following words into sentences. Do they make sense? please, i really need to know.

SMUG~ Being the only one from his school to be accepted into the football team, he became so smug, that he lost many friends.

ETYMOLOGIES~ During the national spelling bee, i asked for the etymologies of each word that I wasn’t sure I knew how to spell.

CONSENT~ Instead of acting on his own behing his father’s back, Dave wanted his father’s consent before he took action.

DELEGATION~ Instead of the whole group going, they decided to send a delegation to get the message.

INADEQUACIES-The inadequacies in the essay caused the professor to give to give the student a failing mark.

Please, I dont need any crude remarks. I just wan to know if they make sense, and are well enough. If there are any mistakes, can you please state them? thanks.

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A few days ago
CEKNB

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For the ‘consent’ sentence, I think you may mean “Before acting on his father’s behalf, Dave wanted his father’s consent.”

For the ‘delegation’ sentence, you might want to say “Members of the group were in delegation for some time to arrive at the answer.” or something like that.

The others are just fine!

Hope I helped. CK

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A few days ago
JL
I thought smug was more like an adjective.

“He had that smug look on his face, mocking the losing team”.

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