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(nurture, obsolete, offset, outrageous, penetrate, perishable, preceding, presume I would like to know if I am using these words right. (nurture, obsolete, offset, outrageous, penetrate, perishable, preceding, presume, prudent, nuisance) 1. It costs a lot to nurture employees. 2. It is so hard to get use to new technology. Many devices become obsolete quickly. 3. We need to offset each other. 4. When I was in China, I went a massage place and they asked me an outrageous price after. 5. He is able to penetrate what other people think. 6. Meats are perishable. You should put them in the freezer. 7. As I state in the preceding in this note, I was deceived by fraud many times in China. However I still liked traveling there. 8. I presume that cheap laptops are frangible. 9. We never know when natural disaster will hit Japan next, so I want everyone to be prudent. 10. It's better not to become a nuisance to other people.

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(nurture, obsolete, offset, outrageous, penetrate, perishable, preceding, presume

I would like to know if I am using these words right.
(nurture, obsolete, offset, outrageous, penetrate, perishable, preceding, presume, prudent, nuisance)


1. It costs a lot to nurture* employees.
*train might be better
2. It is so hard to get used to new technology. Many devices become obsolete quickly.

3. We need to offset each other.

4. When I was in China, I went to a massage place and they asked gave me an outrageous price bill afterwards.

5. He is able to penetrate* understand what other people think.
*penetrate is not correct in this case, I will provide a correct example

The sword was able to penetrate the shield.
6. Meats are perishable. You should put them in the freezer.

7. As I stateed in the a preceding in this note, I was deceived by fraud many times in China. However I still liked traveling there.

8. I presume that cheap laptops are frangible fragile.

9. We never know when natural disaster will hit Japan next, so I want everyone to be prudent *ready.

*prudent it not correct in this sentence. I will provide an example

You must be prudent, it is essential to achieving your goals.

10. It's better not to become a nuisance to other people.

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