Proper sentence formation Use proper sentence formation

The sentence formation with justification is as follows:

1. Sometimes there are valid reasons for working in the office, but usually those obstacles have a solution, and you just haven't found it yet.

3. According to this rule, evidence obtained without a proper search warrant cannot be used in a trial.

4. In my imagination, they seem to have an incredible ability to know what I'm thinking, and they are eager to punish me for any improper behavior.

5. But just as I started to trade an active ** in a special way, the manager received a message from the headquarters asking who was trading here.

6. Our competitors are investing heavily in those universities, just as the UK is considering massive cuts in funding for universities and science.

7. Just as she was paddling happily, a strong wind suddenly rose on the sea, which overturned her boat.

8. She is now in a health disorder, so she hates guests coming to her door very much, not to mention that these infatuation seeds are very annoying people.

9. When they have the ability to pick up but have not fulfilled sufficient safety care obligations, if they lie or refuse to produce relevant evidence, it is legitimate to file a lawsuit against the doctor and others.

10. When people's lives are filled with compassion for animals, celery covers us, being loved and appreciated as legitimate and legitimate neighbors on this planet.

11. Finally, the court ruled that a slave, as a movable or rare property, could not leave his master without due process.

12. The Church has found a compromise by holding that such sexual acts are permissible as long as they are intended for their legitimate function, such as those within marriage for the purpose of procreation.

13. Thereafter, the states** did not "derive their rightful powers from the consent of the ruled."

14. Some people say that torture is justified if our survival is threatened; But this argument has other flaws besides its elasticity – it relies on ambiguity.

15. At a time when the public is paying attention to all of this, we are trying to deal with some big issues.

1. Such a good thing is exactly what I can't ask for.

2. Isn't this the idyllic scenery we are looking for?

3. My dad bought me the books I couldn't ask for.

4. Before and after the Mid-Autumn Festival, it is the season when osmanthus is in full bloom.

5. Today is sunny, and it is a good day for an outing.

6. In March, the grass grows and the warbler flies, which is a good time to go green.

7. Now is a good opportunity for all young people to show their talents.

8. The wind brings warmth, and the earth rejuvenates, which is a good time to go green.

9. It is precisely because of this helplessness that I feel that I have to go.

10. Perseverance and perseverance are the best ways to overcome the habit of being anticlimactic.

11. The season of birds and flowers is a good time to visit the garden.

12. In March, spring is bright, and it is a good time for spring outing.

1. I was about to reason with him, but he started beating me.

2. I was about to fight back from selling acres, but he made up his mind for me.

3. The gangster was about to pick up the gun that had fallen on the ground, but Jerry picked it up in a hurry and held it tightly in his hand.

4. Although I didn't buy a drink, I bought ice cream, and when I was about to eat it, it fell to the ground.

5. The rush hour at noon has passed, the originally crowded snack bar, the guests have dispersed, and the boss is about to take a breath and read the newspaper when the silver cracks, and someone walks in. It was an old grandmother and a little boy.

6. I was about to go out when it suddenly rained.

7. The teacher was looking for you, and you happened to come.

8. A beautiful journey is about to begin, you must move forward bravely, love your classmates, respect your teachers, show your strengths, and look forward to your bloom on the beautiful stage of primary school.