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May I ask you a big favour ? Would you please give me some sentences which include the following clauses / sentences. (If I ask you sometimes to make a sentence for me with either collocations, compound nouns or adjectives it is because I have come across them without them being in a particular context and I want to know how an English person would use them.I want to assure you that this is not a homework.)
1) “He kicked the door open”
2) “I fail to understand your point”
3) "I'm all for honesty." (why should a person make such a statement ?)
"Are you really?"
4) “He is becoming angrier every moment” (correct ?)
What I meant is if a native speaker of English could help me use these expressions in a full sentence which would have a clear meaning. I also wanted to stress the fact that this is not a homework, i.e., I'm not trying to get it done by somebody else like some people might think.
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