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Greater collaboration among police forces will increase the detection rate.

2.Exclaiming he was amazed and lamented that his son had grown a lot.

3.Converse He likes to invite his knowledgeable friends and neighbors around the table as often as possible.

A good teacher is able to make the students aware of the language used by the poet.

5.The cooperation corridor is too congested, gentlemen, ladies could please get out of the way, thank you for your cooperation.

6.Influenced Clearly, her paintings are (stylistically) influenced by Picasso.

1. let's let's.

Meaning: It's time for class, let's go to the English classroom.

2.tired.

Meaning: You look tired, go to sleep.

3.cold winndy 電的電語: It is cold (the wind is rising), let me close the window.

4.dark black (dark clouds = black clouds).

Meaning: Look at those dark clouds, it's going to rain.

5.hungry.

Meaning: Are you hungry? Be. Then eat some bread.

6.interesting.

Meaning: It's a very interesting book.

7.thirsty.

Meaning: They are very thirsty, and they need some water.

's It's time for class, let's go to the English classroom.

You look sleepy, go to sleep.

It's windy, so I'll close the window.

Look at those dark clouds, it's about to rain.

Are you hungry? Yes, eat some bread.

6.English This is a book in English.

They were thirsty and wanted some water.

it's time for class. (please) go to the english classroom.

you look so (tired)/(sleepy), go to bed please.

it's (raining). let me close the windows.

look at the (dark) clouds. it's going to rain.

are you (hungry)? yes, eat some bread please.

this is an (interesting) book.

they are (thirsty). thay want some water.

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The results lived up to our expectations.

I had to fight 19 other people for the job.

I asked my husband to represent me at the wedding feast.

I've always had Gail's support when things went bad.

When he just lost his job, he felt hurt.

There are 12 runners in the 200-meter dash.

down, I'm still trying to calm myself down, and I'm just thinking I'll let him go.

The results were not what we expected.

I asked my husband to do my wedding reception on my behalf.

I can always rely on Gail when things go wrong

He was disheartened when he first lost his job.

The meter competition consists of 12 participants.

Down that's it, I want to try to calm down.

1.mentally, if a person is mentally healthy, it is called mental health. Adverbs modify adjectives 2

Recovered XX was sick, but now he feels a lot better and he's recovering quickly. 3.stressed is used as an adjective that means I eat a lot when I feel stressed.

4.The emotional adjective modifies the noun meaning that emotional support is a help that can be given to others as a friend. Like what.

5.Physically, a person who does not catch a cold or the flu may be physically healthy. Same as in the first sentence, an adverb modifies an adjective that is used as a verb meaning to be defined as....

is defined as:

1 mentally A person with a healthy mind, we say he is in a sound mind2 recovers Pete's disease, but now he is much better, he is very fast3 stressful When I am stressed, I always like to eat4 emotional emotional help, it is given by friends. For example, giving advice, staying with someone, or listening.

5 physically If a person does not catch a cold and does not catch a virus, then he may be in good health.

6 defined in the dictionary,"The word "real" is defined as the way things are, not the way they are imagined.

1.mental -- if a person is mentally healthy, he is mentally healthy

2.Recover--- Peter was sick, but now he's much better. He recovered quickly.

3.stressed--- always eat when I'm stressed.

4.emotion - Emotional support is a kind of help that a friend can give. For example, you can give advice, spend time with others, and listen to others.

5.Physiological – If a person does not have a cold or a cold, then he is generally in good health.

In this dictionary, reality is defined as the way things are, not the imaginary state.