*of the nearby liquor store.

4. evoke <<~ need a sentence with it *The therapist worried that seeing the house again was going to evoke many long forgotten memories of her childhood. 5. rebuffed- After my friend offered to buy my skateboard for twenty dollars, I rebuffed his proposel. *proposal

2. “As Jacob is resilient, he was able to quickly recover after Brittney broke up with him.”

3. OK

4. “Autumn landscapes evoke feelings of sadness in me.”

5. “I rebuffed my friend’s proposal to offer me his skateboard for twenty dollars.”

After Britney had broken up with him, Jacob was resilient, but he soon recovered.

For proprietor, use this.

My grandmother is the proprietor of the nearby liquor store.

for evoke, use this.

Seeing his mother with a new husband evoked a memory of Matt’s deceased birthfather.

1. The word pervades usually refers to a specific space. So, “Every time….an awful odor pervades the room.

2., 3(but for or/of), and (5)(proposal) are fine.

4. “When I tell you that I haven’t eaten in three days, doesn’t that evoke any sympathy at all from you?”