Please tell me if I used these words correctly 1) Someone has rat out the head of the mafia 2) A homeless man was arrested for loitering 3) Many soldiers on the First World War defected. 4) I have a hunch that someone cheating on me. 5) I got a nasty email where they were laughing on my appearance 6) When you think you blew it remember about your purpose 7) A rabbit swifts on a meadow 8) The paramount question of our life is what will happen if we die

Please tell me if I used this words correctly In the preface of this podcast, a host said that this was recorded two weeks ago When you take drugs you always feel a euphoria but on the flip side drugs destroy your health The atmosphere at this meeting was suffocating. The speakers were really boring. A metronome was a new gizmo in the 19th century. The price for this show was obscenely expensive — it costs 1000$! Mary tracked down her husband. It turned out that he was cheating at her. Beethoven notated his pieces on the different papers. I was fired. I am a looser. I think I’m also a fraud. He was very vigilant but somehow he overlooked a thief. I do a monotonous, clerical type of work.

Please tell me if I used this words correctly I gave him asylum so inadvertently I became an accomplice of the crime In haste, I forget to take documents I rushed because my friend was bleeding Atlas Shrugged is a very ponderous book We can measure the heartbreak by recording waveform We shouldn’t afraid our impending death This ferocious man cried like a child When you are a teenager you want to stand out from your peers Annie get me out of this pit! Y ou are an adult and I can dig it.

Octomom A couple of days ago I have listened to a very poignant episode of Radiolab named Octomom. Their guest was a deep-sea explorer who dropped down one day in a submarine and saw an outcrop where it was an octopus. It was lain in these eggs waiting when they hatch. It has been brooding its eggs for about 4,5 years! The scientist dropped down year and year and saw it on the same spot — white blob in the dark ocean. Some crabs tried to chow down her children but she scarfed them. She looked haggard, wasted away, her muscles were flabby but she still sat on her eggs. 5 years later the team of explorers dropped down on this spot again. But there was no Octomom. She had brooded her children and died. Perhaps some scavenger has scarfed her corpse. But scientists saw a lot of little octopuses there who was the same species as their mom. I think it is a great example of a devoted mother.

A meeting with taxonomist And I found out he was a taxonomist. He had stacked a lot of things — animals, plants, stars. When he was a child he interested in some celestial like moon or stars. While husking a corn one evening he decided to order these twinkling stuff. He found an atlas and learned the name of every star. But now he turned to the terrestrial.