lessons I’ve learned from my past
miserable (adj) 痛苦的
He speak miserable.
{Miserable} is an adjective which can’t be used to modify a verb.
{He} is the third singular, so please add an -s at the end of {speak}.
He speaks miserably.
He eat miserable.
The same problems mentioned above.
He eats miserably.
He drink miserable.
The same problems mentioned above.
He drinks miserably.
titchy (adj) 很小的
I have a titchy car.
grapefruit(n) 葡萄柚
I love to eat grapefruit.
Grapefruit is sweet.
Some grapefruit is sour.
Good!
solemnly (adv) 郑重
He speak solemnly.
{He} is the third singular, so please add an -s at the end of {speak}.
He speaks solemnly.
He writ solemnly.
You mean {write}? Also, remember to use the third singular form.
He writes solemnly.
The school make a solemnly rule.
{Solemnly} is an adverb which can’t be used to modify a noun.
{The school} is the third singular, so please add an -s at the end of {make}.
The school makes a rule solemnly.
I have attended Basis for three years.
My parents sacrificed their life savings.
The school cafeteria give me tears.
At least I don’t have anymore cravings.
I study hard until the break of dawn.
I can finally close my tired eyes.
To society, I am just a pawn.
That will never wake up to all the lies.
It’s been a long day without you my friend.
Let us travel the world for old time’s sake.
Please do you have a couple bucks to lend?
I promise to go to our favorite lake.
I have attended Basis for too long.
For I feel my sanity too far gone.
ref – https://writewithchorus.com/rhymes/later
It’s been a long day without you my friend.
I will tell you all about it later.
You know why stupid love will always end?
Do you have some time, old buddy, to lend?
Don’t be distracted by that dumb player.
Because you have no more money to spend.
This is absolutely not your dead end.
Come out from the sadness you dumb stranger.
Stop looking at her beautiful rear end.
Girls and money are not all our intend.
Come out of your room and be my neighbor.
Get your lifestyle together and suspend.
Your time is money so don’t overspend.
Let’s play some games and use up those lasers.
There is a book I want to recommend.
The great book is called “Will You Be My Friend?”
I will come to you and be your savior.
For we do not want others to offend.
Is all this something you can comprehend?
celery (n) 芹菜
I hate celery.
Celery taste bad.
{Celery} is the third singular, so please add an -s at the end of {taste}.
Celery tastes bad.
Celery is healthy.
Good!
endearment (n) 表示爱慕的话语
She speak endearment to her pet every day.
{She} is the third singular, so please add an -s at the end of {speak}.
endearment means “the act of endearing, such as a caress or a hand on a shoulder”.
So, we must use it like this:
She love to speak endearment to her pet.
{She} is the third singular, so please add an -s at the end of {jump}.
She speaks words of endearment to her pet every day.
She don’t like to speak endearment.
{She} is the third singular, so we use {doesn’t}.
endearment – noun
endearing – adjective
She doesn’t like to say endearing things.
riot (n) 丰富多彩
The garden was a riot of color.
widow (n) 寡妇
She is a widow.
She became a window ten years ago.
She don’t want to be a widow.
{She} is the third singular, so we use {doesn’t}.
She doesn’t want to be a widow.
society (n) 社会
The society is bad.
The society is peace.
Use an adjective here.
The society is peaceful.
The society is dangerest.
Watch your spelling!
The society is dangerous.
career (n) 生涯
She has a career of teacher.
He has a career of doctor.
Good!
Every one has career.
{Everyone}!
Everyone has career.
Daisy has no money.
Ok!
The farmer will give her a gold coin if she take his milk to market.
{She} is the third singular, so please add an -s at the end of {take}.
The farmer will give her a gold coin if shes takes his milk to the market.
Don’t always dreams about things.
It is an imperative sentence. It should be started with the original form of a verb.
Also, auxiliary verbs should be followed by the original form of a verb
Don’t dream too big.
She dreams about she become rich. “I’ll marry a prince.” Daisy want to marry a prince.
{About} is a preposition which should be followed by the present participle form of a verb.
{Daisy} is the third singular, so please add an -s at the end of {want}.
She dreams about becoming rich. “I’ll marry a prince.” Daisy wants to marry a prince.
She was happy so she jump.
Keep your tense the same in the same story.
{She} is the third singular, so please add an -s at the end of {jump}.
She is happy so she jumps.
If you want to use simple past tense, remember to add -ed at the end of the verb.
She was happy so she jumped.
“The milk is gone” The mike is pured.
You mean {pour}?
“The milk is gone” The mike was poured.
Her milk is pured.
Watch your spelling!
Her milk was poured.
Don’t always dreams about things.
Auxiliary verbs should be followed by the original form of a verb.
Don’t always dream about things.
“A bug on a log is less.” So her dad by a bug.
Simple past tense! Also, add a comma behind {so}.
“A bug on a log is less.” So, her dad bought a bug.
Nell have a pet bug.
Still the tense problem. If you are telling a story, use simple past tense please.
Distinguish {it’s} and {its}.
Use the plural form of {thing} because the good things are more than one.
Every pet had its good things.