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| 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 |
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You might like to consider posting such topics in "Ask a teacher" forum, which deals with general questions like this. |
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| 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! |
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| 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. |
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