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Doing homework for getting more understanding
Honestly, sometimes I am too lazy to do homework, but it is a particularly good ways to help me to achieve my goals. So I had to get rid of my laziness and then come up with these new vocabulary words.
Distraught (adj.) -> extremely anxious or upset
- She was distraught after she found that her child got lost.
- It is never easy to do a break up with someone you are on dating for a long time. You will be distraught for a few weeks or several months. Keep it in your deep memory (better: keep it in the past) and move on.
- When you are distraught; the way that may help you to get rid of is changing your attitude from negative to be positive. (better: When you are distraught, it helps to stay positive.)
- Distraught people suffer from symptoms of depression such as sadness, hopelessness, insomnia, a lack of interest in things that you used to enjoy or love, loss of appetite, and etc.
- The distraught mother won't allow her daughter to go out after 6 P.M.
Fraudulent (adj.) -> intended to deceive people
- Fraudulent bank notes were widespread in Thailand last year. Some customers threw a fit at my pharmacy after they knew that they got a fraudulent bank note from somewhere.
- Criminals always give fraudulent claims and avoid telling the truth to distract police to (better - with) the fake stories that they make.
- I was surprised that I saw lots of fraudulent Viagra and Cialis at street vendors in Thailand. After that, the company sent me a paper that told us how to prove if something is fraudulent.
- Do not give someone any fraudulent promises or crocodile tears or cry wolf! You won't get trust from anybody. (better - nobody will trust you.)
- Some illegal immigrants make fraudulent passports and other documents.
To haul (verb) -> to carry or pull something heavy
- Elephants haul woods for ten miles.
- After I went shopping for Christmas; I had to haul them (what? Presents?) back to my house.
- When there are car accidents, I usually see a tow truck haul the car to a garage.
- He wants to move from an apartment to a condominium, so he needs a truck to haul his furniture.
- There was someone hauling a couch around the neighbor's apartment last night. It was noisy. So, I couldn't sleep until they stopped hauling it around.
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