Language Help?

Question

I Need help with sum sentances ....
plz if u can help ill vote u the best answer if u want

Migrant
Migration
Demonstrate
Demonstrative
Nomad
Nomadic
Uninhabited
Uninhabitable
Descent
Descendent

Plz I Need Help THANK U

Answer 1

OK, --here are some sentences--along with a wee dose of advice...

Sentences:

The migrant farm workers looked for seasonal work in the San Fernando Valley.

The return of the swallows to San Capistrano is an unusual example of avian migration.

You demonstrate your knowledge of the English language in your daily speaking and writing.

Although she loved her tall, dark and handsome boyfriend, the fact that he was not demonstrative with his emotions troubled her.

The nomad in the Arabian Desert relies on his camal and the kindness of strangers.

The man known as Lawrence of Arabia adopted the nomadic lifestyle to carry out his mission for the English government.

The old house in the middle of nowhere was uninhabited.

The fire caused by an arsonist made the house uninhabitable.

The woman's descent into the depths of depression caused her family to worry.

Members of the Daughters of the
American Revolution must prove that their descendents were part of the American Revolutionary War.

Advice: Please consider using the proper spelling of words like "Please" and "you" and "some." It's not just a matter of being courteous to readers of your posted questions--showing that you care about the correct spelling of words such as these, lets folks know that you value the who you are and the gifts that you have been blessed with. Teachers and employers--now or in the future--place higher value on those individuals who are willing to "go the extra mile" to demonstrate their skills and "best effort." Some would assume from the obvious language shortcuts that you used in this e-mail that you might be a bit lazy or uncaring as to the way you wish to project yourself to others. This may not be fair or accurate, of course, but the hard truth is that often others judge us based on the "little things"--including the extent to which we pay attention to the proper spelling and use of the words we use everyday. This is just food for thought for you from someone who has "been there."

Hope these sentences help you out. Keep on learning right up to rigor mortis! Best wishes!

Answer 2

I don't see any sentences to help you with. If you need the definition of these words go to dictionary.com

Answer 3

You could do it yourself if you just wrote and spelled correctly. Do you talk this badly also?