Are these sentences right?
This book is worthy of note.
I suggested a watch a new film.
The pupil put the teacher out of temper.
The water in the well is running short.
Yesterday I retired for the night at 11 o’clock.
The criminal vanished into a crowd.
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"This book is worthy of note." is a little odd sounding. It sounds like it needs an explanation as to why the book is worthy of note. For example "This book is worthy of note because it has a lot of information in it.".
I suggested a new film to watch.
The pupil made the teacher lose her/his/their temper. (Using "their" is uncommon but still correct)
The water in the well is running low.
Last night, I retired for the night at 11 o'clock.
The criminal vanished into the crowd.
Keep at it! :D
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I suggested a new film to watch.
The pupil made the teacher lose his/her temper.
The water in the well is running short. [Variant: The well water is running short.]
Yesterday, I retired for the night at 11 o’clock. [I placed a comma after "Yesterday".]
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