How can we use these words properly in daily conversations?
1. You've got many problems that you need to face to.
2.There are so many things need to be done before in the face of the next challenge.
3. She ratted him out and implicated some of her associates in order to gain immunity from prosecution.
4. He mocked her deliberately in order to make her cry.
5. He mocked her on purpose in public in order to make her cry.
6. He was fired at the discretion of his boss.
7. He was fired at the decision that was made by his boss.
8. He was alleged of killing someone two days ago in the forest.
9. He was accused of killing someone in the house two days ago.
10. She squinted her eyes in order to see things on the blackboard more clearly.

Do I use them correctly? I am trying to use these words to make some sentences. I hope someone could help me correct them and make them sound more natural.

Question

How can we use these words properly in daily conversations?
1. You've got many problems that you need to face to.
2.There are so many things need to be done before in the face of the next challenge. 
3.  She ratted him out and implicated some of her associates in order to gain immunity from prosecution.
4. He mocked her deliberately in order to make her cry.
5. He mocked her on purpose in public in order to make her cry.
6.  He was fired at the discretion of his boss.
7. He was fired at the decision that was made by his boss.
8. He was alleged of killing someone two days ago in the forest.
9. He was accused of killing someone in the house two days ago.
10. She squinted her eyes in order to see things on the blackboard more clearly.

Do I use them correctly? I am trying to use these words to make some sentences. I hope someone could help me correct them and make them sound more natural.

Answer

1. You've got many problems that you need to face to.
- You've got many problems that you need to face. - just eliminate the "to" here. This sentence sounds natural, but you could also say "You need to face your problems"

2.There are so many things need to be done before in the face of the next challenge. 
- There are so many things that need to be done before facing the next challenge.

4. He mocked her deliberately in order to make her cry.
- Sounds fine! You could also just say "to make her cry"

5. He mocked her on purpose in public in order to make her cry.
- Same as above. I would recommend removing "in order" here, just to make it a little more smooth/natural/less wordy

6.  He was fired at the discretion of his boss.

7. He was fired at the decision that was made by his boss.
- Sentence 6 sounds a better. Could reword it to say "The boss made a decision to fire him", or "He was fired because of the boss's decision"

8. He was alleged of killing someone two days ago in the forest.
- I could be wrong here. But I would say "It was alleged that he killed" or "He allegedly killed"

I hope this was helpful!

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