Is this sentence correct
Hi everyone these day I´ve been trying to learn as much vocabulary as I can, and I like learning the vocabulary by using sentences because that give a better context of the word, So the word that I´m learning is hood, but i saw on the dictionary that it has different meanings so I created a sentence in order to learn the diferent meanings but i don´t know if is grammatically correct.
This is the sentence:
1. He was wearing a coat that has a detachable hood, Because he is a boy from the hood. And he has a nice picture on the hood of his car.
2. The male deer with large horns is scared because the driver honked his horn
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Answers · 3
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He is a boy from the hood. Maybe you already know this but ‘the hood’ here is short or slang for the neighborhood.
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Usually we wouldn't place a comma before "because", and it doesn't need to be capitalized. Otherwise, the examples are good!
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"because that gives me a better context of the word"
I liked the examples, you really managed to specify the different meanings of the same word, congrats!
That's the only correction I'd make on the whole thing, I don't see any other mistakes on it, keep working hard!
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