Use this WORD in a sentence ®©

Subject: Use this WORD in a sentence ®© Thu Sep 08, 2011 1:21 am

Use SCHOOLING in a sentence.
*Ring, ring*…..Hello? Who
SCHOOLING?
Use UNO, DOSE, TRES in a
sentence. UNO! DOSE TRES are
on fire!!!
Use CHICKEN NUT BREAD in a
sentence. Aye Jun-Jun, Stop
choking your sister! CHICKEN
NUT BREAD!
What are the three prides of
the Phillipines? Pride fish,
pride chicken, and pride rice.
Use TENACIOUS in a sentence.
I went to The Athlete’s Foot
yesterday to buy a pair of
TENACIOUS.
Use CONTEMPLATE in a
sentence. I went to a party
last night. There was so
much food pero co-
CONTEMPLATE.
Use CURTAIN and KITCHEN in
one sentence. Aray! Huwag
mo akong CURTAIN. Masa-
KITCHEN.
Use PUNCTUATION in a
sentence. Daddy, pasukan na
next week. Kailangan ko ng
PUNCTUATION.
Use GUAVA in a sentence. I
just had a haircut. Masa-
GUAVA?
Use DEDUCT,DEFENSE, DEFEAT,
and DETAIL in a sentence.
DEDUCT jumped over DEFENSE
but DETAIL landed before
DEFEAT. Use DEPOSIT in a
sentence. Paki-check nga ang
banyo. I think DEPOSIT is
leaking.
Use PERSUADING in a
sentence. Kiko and Kikay got
married on June 1, 1992 so
on June 1, 1993, they are
going to celebrate their
PERSUADING anniversary.
Use DEVASTATION in a
sentence. I wait for the bus at
DEVASTATION every
morning.
Use CONCLUSION and OPINION
in one sentence. (Pointing to
a door): CONCLUSION, hindi
OPINION.
Use PAMPERS and PAPERS in
one sentence. At the gasoline
station, I asked the
attendant, “Do I PAMPERS or
do I PAPERS?”
Use DIFFERENCE and
DIFFERENCES in one sentence.
If the royal family has a baby
boy, he is called DIFFERENCE;
if they have a baby girl, she
is called DIFFERENCES.
Use PROTESTANT in a
sentence. Apples, oranges,
and other fruits can be
bought at the PROTESTANT.
Use ANALYZE and ANATOMY
in one sentence. My ANALYZE
over the ocean so bring back
my ANATOMY.
Use IRAQ, IRAN and EGYPT in
one sentence. IRAQ is bigger
than a stone; IRAN is faster
than a walk; and EGYPT is
smaller than a truck.
Use INDAY in a sentence. (In
your best Whitney Houston
voice): INDAAAAAAAAAAY
will always love you…
ooooooo.
Use ASSOCIATE in a sentence.
My dog smelled awful kasi
naman pala next to him,
ASSOCIATE.
Use DINUGUAN in a sentence.
I tried turning on the TV but
no matter how many times I
tried DINUGUAN.
Use PAUL five times in a
sentence. PAUL, be carePAUL;
you might PAUL in the
swimming PAUL and make a
PAUL of yourself.
Use HOSTESS in a sentence. To
answer a ringing telephone,
you say, “HOSTESS?”
Use CASHEW and SKATE in a
sentence. I want to have a
tattoo sana CASHEW
mukhang ma-SKATE e.
Use CUISINE in a sentence. I
hope you studied last night
because your teacher might
give a surprise CUISINE Math.TION in a
sentence. Daddy, pasukan na
next week. Kailangan ko ng
PUNCTUATION.
Use GUAVA in a sentence. I
just had a haircut. Masa-
GUAVA?
Use DEDUCT,DEFENSE, DEFEAT,
and DETAIL in a sentence.
DEDUCT jumped over DEFENSE
but DETAIL landed before
DEFEAT. Use DEPOSIT in a
sentence. Paki-check nga ang
banyo. I think DEPOSIT is
leaking.
Use PERSUADING in a
sentence. Kiko and Kikay got
married on June 1, 1992 so
on June 1, 1993, they are
going to celebrate their
PERSUADING anniversary.
Use DEVASTATION in a
sentence. I wait for the bus at
DEVASTATION every
morning.
Use CONCLUSION and OPINION
in one sentence. (Pointing to
a door): CONCLUSION, hindi
OPINION.
Use PAMPERS and PAPERS in
one sentence. At the gasoline
station, I asked the
attendant, “Do I PAMPERS or
do I PAPERS?”
Use DIFFERENCE and
DIFFERENCES in one sentence.
If the royal family has a baby
boy, he is called DIFFERENCE;
if they have a baby girl, she
is called DIFFERENCES.
Use PROTESTANT in a
sentence. Apples, oranges,
and other fruits can be
bought at the PROTESTANT.
Use ANALYZE and ANATOMY
in one sentence. My ANALYZE
over the ocean so bring back
my ANATOMY.
Use IRAQ, IRAN and EGYPT in
one sentence. IRAQ is bigger
than a stone; IRAN is faster
than a walk; and EGYPT is
smaller than a truck.
Use INDAY in a sentence. (In
your best Whitney Houston
voice): INDAAAAAAAAAAY
will always love you…
ooooooo.
Use ASSOCIATE in a sentence.
My dog smelled awful kasi
naman pala next to him,
ASSOCIATE.
Use DINUGUAN in a sentence.
I tried turning on the TV but
no matter how many times I
tried DINUGUAN.
Use PAUL five times in a
sentence. PAUL, be carePAUL;
you might PAUL in the
swimming PAUL and make a
PAUL of yourself.
Use HOSTESS in a sentence. To
answer a ringing telephone,
you say, “HOSTESS?”
Use CASHEW and SKATE in a
sentence. I want to have a
tattoo sana CASHEW
mukhang ma-SKATE e.
Use CUISINE in a sentence. I
hope you studied last night
because your teacher might
give a surprise CUISINE Math.