Write a sentence for EACH WORD. 1. predominating
2. depreciate
3. fledgling
4. perk
5. scavenge
6. tenderly
7. gleam
8. wavery
9. accomplice
10.lofty
11.hover
12.wrought
13.surcease
14.implore
15.stagnation

1. Pythons are predominating other snake species in the Everglades.

2. When other houses in the neighborhood become foreclosed, the value of my house depreciates.

3. Stop acting like you're grown, you are a mere fledgling.

4. Being able to eat free ice cream because I work at Dairy Queen is a perk.

5. When the kids were stranded in the woods for 3 days, they had to scavenge for scraps of food.

6. The mother held her newborn and kissed her tenderly on the head.

7. The bright sunlight gleamed on the stained glass, making the room colorful.

8. The pond reeds were wavery in the presence of a strong wind.

9. No matter how much they questioned him, the robber would not give up the name of his accomplice.

10. Regina acted lofty when it came to interacting with her school mates.

11. The drone hovered over the canyon, snapping photo's of its ridges.

12. The bars were made out of wrought iron.

13.The circus magician teased us with little tricks without surcease.

14. I implored the banketeller to let me borrow 5000 dollars.

15. The beavers caused a stagnation in the river when they built their dam.

1. Andrea had scarcely opened her eyes when his predominating idea presented itself, and whispered in her ear that she had slept too long.

2. He imagined it to be the consequence of a plot of his enemies to depreciate him.

3. Fledgling democracies are especially vulnerable to and destabilized by such lawlessness.

4. Not all company perks can be easily shared with a friend.

5. Social facilitation is sometimes used to develop successful social scavenging strategies.

6. I struggled and rose stiffly, assisted tenderly by Sarah.

7.  The paint gleams and all the moving parts are well lubricated.

8. A wavery line of small, deep holes cut across about heart-high.

9. The police have said they believe there are no other accomplices.

10. Peace is a lofty goal for a children's book.

11. A faint smile seemed to hover round her lips.

12. His story was wrought with imminent danger and nearly paralyzing claustrophobia.

13. His mind knew no surcease of its activity.

14. She clasped her hands, and glancing upward, seemed to implore divine assistance.

15. On the hottest day of the year the air was stagnant without a breeze.

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A Henry makes a pie every week because she loves it so much

Explanation: There should be an agreement in Gender.

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A pronoun must match its antecedent in gender. If the antecedent is feminine we use the pronouns she, her, and hers, and if it is masculine, we use the pronouns he, him, and his.