Learn the following English words (remember the meanings and spellings); then without seeing them again, write down a single paragraph containing all of these words (use your brain power to relate them; your paragraph might be funny; no problem; however, it should be correct).
Note that while writing the paragraph you should not look at any word.
Writing the whole paragraph should be done in less than 5 minutes; be fast in writing your own sentences.
Words:
gore: a small usually triangular piece of land (as where two roads diverge)
sorgo: a sorghum cultivated for the sweet juice in its stems (to make sugar and syrup)
pellucid: transparent
coeval: of the same age or antiquity; contemporary
affranchise: to make or set free from obligation or service
eremite: a religious recluse; hermit
gregarious: tending or enjoying to be in crowds and socializing
Note that while writing the paragraph you should not look at any word.
Writing the whole paragraph should be done in less than 5 minutes; be fast in writing your own sentences.
Words:
gore: a small usually triangular piece of land (as where two roads diverge)
sorgo: a sorghum cultivated for the sweet juice in its stems (to make sugar and syrup)
pellucid: transparent
coeval: of the same age or antiquity; contemporary
affranchise: to make or set free from obligation or service
eremite: a religious recluse; hermit
gregarious: tending or enjoying to be in crowds and socializing
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