PLEASE HELP vocabulary sentences PLEASE?

Question

PLEASE HELP ME do sentences with these words entomology , etymology , enviable , envious , epitaph ,epigraph , equable , equitable , essentially , substantially.

THANKS

Answer 1

We studied grasshopper reproduction in entomology class today.
Through etymology, one can trace many English words to their Latin root.
Paris Hilton has an enviable amount of wealth.
My sister is envious of my new ipod.
His epitaph said,"I told you I was sick".
Uniforms make fashion equable in schools.
A good judge is equitable in his decisions.
Citrus is essentially the cure for scurvy.
Winning the lottery would substantially help my monetary situation.
Sorry, I don't have one for epigraph.

Answer 2

Entymology is the study of bugs.
Her beauty was quite enviable.
The epitaph summed up her life in three words on carved stone.
The jock was envious of his ex-girlfriends new man.
We divided the property in an equitable manner to keep from upsetting anyone.
The tax revenue has grown substantially in the last seven years.
The epigraph on the silver platter spoke of their love for each other.
Etymology is the study of word origins. How boring!
The soldiers marched in equable form.

Answer 3

The tombstone was engraved with a touching EPITAPH.

With her winsome attitude, Stacy was ENVIABLE in the eyes of her classmates.

I was ENVIOUS of Karen when she graduated high school.

Jack is always so calm, maintaining an EQUABLE temper.

Lucy always stressed the importance of EQUITABLE treatment for all citizens.

After obtaining my degree, I was granted a SUBSTANTIALLY larger salary.

Answer 4

Well, the only one I can come up with anything for is envious.

The way Susan talked on about her yacht was enough to make anyone envious.

Answer 5

In the time you have spent re-submitting this question (at least three times) you could have looked up each of those words in the dictionary, learned what they mean and written your sentences.