STEPHANIE’S VOCABULARY SENTENCES

The conflagration devastated the town because it burned down everything.

A monsoon hits India and Asia yearly because it brings the dry and wet seasons and is strong enough to uproot trees.

The road sign told the drivers that the road would soon diverge and that they would have to choose a way.

The dipsomaniac could never quench her thirst for alcohol and spent all her money on it.

The man answered my non-sequitur question when I asked him what his favorite color was and he replied with 4.

The melancholy child cried when the mean bully took his toy away.

The ruthless dictator took over the town and didn’t let them have any food until he ate first.

The man used his volition when he decided to go to work or stay at home.

The munificent man gave a large sum of money to the charity.

The colonies had to capitulate and surrender to their war loving enemies.

The pernicious dog had torn his toys apart by the time his owners got home.

The innocuous kitten was charged with a crime he didn’t commit.

The languid man fell asleep because he didn’t have enough energy to do anything.

Being a CSI is a meticulous job. The man had to pay attention to every little detail.

The intrepid man stood tall as he hugged the tiger. Everyone thought he would be to scared to.

The impetuous children ran across the street in front of the cars without looking.

The capricious child suddenly decided to have mint ice-cream instead of vanilla.

The girl slaked her face every morning with soap and water.

The ardent girl had a certain glow about her that everyone noticed.

The student got confused about how many zeros a googol had. His teacher told him it was a one with a hundred zeros.