Words in Sentences. Your correction would be appreciated.
Dispose of : I'm trying to dispose of smoking
Relieve : I really need some relieve because I burnout myself in work this period.
Compel to : I will never compel you to do what want.
Imply : he implies her with his love
Arrogant : don't be an arrogant
Grocery : I am going out to buy some grocery.
Hinder : No one can hinder me in my success way.
Streamline : we need to streamline the process.
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Words in Sentences. Your correction would be appreciated.
Dispose of : I'm trying to dispose of smoking
In this context, you would generally say "I'm trying to quit smoking" or "I'm trying to stop smoking."
"Dispose of" is used more with like, objects. For example, "Is there somewhere I can dispose of this trash?"
Relieve : I really need some relief because I burned myself out in work this period.
When you use relief as a noun, it's spelled with the "f". As a verb, use relieve, like: "This break will really relieve my stress."
Compel to: I will never compel you to do something you don't want to do.
Imply : he implies her with his love
This isn't really the right usage of the word. To imply is to say something without really saying it, but the other person knows what you mean. For example,
"He implied that I wasn't good enough for the job."
"She didn't say it, but she implied it with her facial expression."
"I heavily implied that there was something suspicious going on."
Arrogant : Don't be arrogant.
Arrogant is an adjective, so you don't need the article "an" unless you're following it with another word. For example, "don't be an arrogant jerk."
Grocery : I am going out to buy some groceries.
Hinder : No one can hinder my success.
Streamline : we need to streamline the process.
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