are these sentences correct?

[md650]

dear teachers,
i would like to know whether these sentences are correct.

we had to write the meanings of these words and also make sentences with them.:

1. malice: we must not behave with malice towards others.

2. thronged: the market was thronged with people.

i would like you to please help me with the corrections and also the reasons as to why the above sentences are incorrect.

thankyou
md650

[Raymott]

Originally Posted by md650

dear teachers,
i would like to know whether these sentences are correct.

we had to write the meanings of these words and also make sentences with them.:

1. malice: we must not behave with malice towards others.

2. thronged: the market was thronged with people.

i would like you to please help me with the corrections and also the reasons as to why the above sentences are incorrect.

thankyou
md650

Both your sentences are correct.
You might like to consider posting such topics in "Ask a teacher" forum, which deals with general questions like this.

[thedeebo]

I think the first one is correct. As for the second one, I think that it would be closer to "the thronged market" rather than "the market was thronged."

I'm not an English teacher, so take what they say over what I say!

[bhaisahab]

1. malice: We must not behave with malice towards others.

2. thronged: The market was thronged with people.

They are both correct, but you should capitalise as above.