Vocabulary
She is so olvivious: she ask me about the schedule twice a week.
I am a novice in Spanish: I know only "despacito".
I am not a gregarious person - I'm an introvert. But Jana is it.
When Ann got her iphone, she was jubilant.
It was an ambiguous joke.
My article is not coherent: there is a lot of formulas in it.
Circumstances coerced me to learn English.
Why she has crush on Nik: he comes across as a mediocre guy.
It was very jeopardy plan: to take a taxi 10 min before the train departure.
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Vocabulary
She is so olvivious [Do you mean oblivious? In that case your example doesn't work. Oblivious means unaware. It is a synonym for forgetful as well but we usually don't use it in place of the word forgetful.]: she asks me about the schedule twice a week.I am a novice in Spanish: I know only "despacito". Good
I am not a gregarious person - I'm an introvert. But Jana is it. Good
When Ann got her iphone, she was jubilant. Good
It was an ambiguous joke. [This sentence is good but it doesn't show if you understand the word or not]
My article is not coherent: there is a lot of formulas in it. Good assuming you mean formulas make something hard to understand.
Circumstances coerced me to learn English. Good
Why does she have crush on Nik? He comes across as a mediocre guy. Good
It was very jeopardy plan: to take a taxi 10 min before the train departure. [This doesn't work. Jeopardy is a noun. In your sentence you are trying to use it as an adjective. It seems you do understand what it means though.]
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