easy words造句

• A volunteer gives driver three easy words to repeat and remember.
• "Bipartisan " is an easy word to utter.
• If a child misread an easy word, it looked like carelessness.
• But no one wanted to misspell an easy word.
• Not an easy word to say and Hinds laughs when he says it.
• In sporting goods circles, it's an easy word-association test.
• Easy words to say, but the truth.
• "Lola's Alphabet Train " teaches children letters and spelling of easy words.
• In the fifth round she could hardly believe the easy word judges asked her to spell : chapeau.
• He said the code could be an easy word or phrase that emphasizes the sponsor's product.
• Many of them stumble over easy words, as if confronting the texts in their original Greek or Hebrew.
• It was also named " Ting " ( An easy word for calling a dog in the Thai language ).
• "It's an easy word to say but . . . it isn't accurate or precise.
• Crispy is an easy word to hate, especially for food editors, who see it on their plates week after week.
• The common strategy is for spellers to take their time at the microphone to avoid mistakes of haste, even on easy words.
• Charles said tolerance is " an easy word to pronounce, but it seems to be very difficult to enact in our lives.
• These are picture books in the traditional sense ( easy words ), but they tackle difficult concepts ( life, death, career traps ).
• For one thing, it's an easy word to pronounce; preschoolers use it even when they want to know what, where, or when.
• In chapter one, " New names for old ", they explain why mathematics is " the science that uses easy words for hard ideas ".
• Uzupis said the accident made him loathe the easy word " closure " but is making him realize that " your children are your dreams ."