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Please write sentences using the words you recently learned.

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Please write sentences using the words you recently learned.

The word I recently learned is interim. I want to bring up 2 example sentences using this word. The deadline for crafting the interim strategy for next quarter is October 22nd. Let me know your evaluation of the interim sales director. Could you please give me some other examples using it?

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The word I recently learned is "interim". I want to bring up two example sentences using this word. The deadline for crafting the interim strategy for next quarter is October 22nd. Let me know your evaluation of the interim sales director. Could you please give me some other examples using it?

1. use quotation marks when introducing a word that is not part of a sentence
2. numbers 1-9 are typically spelled out in writing

Here's another example: We're using folding tables in the cafeteria in the interim while the new furniture arrives.

How about you? Have you encountered any other situations that required an interim solution?

Would it be possible to use meantime or meanwhile as replacements of interim?

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Would it be possible to use "meantime" or "meanwhile" as replacements for "interim"?

1. 2. 4. this was explained above
3. this preposition is used after 'replacements' here

Only in some cases. "The deadline for crafting the interim strategy for next quarter is October 22nd." - Here, "interim" refers to the temporary plan, so it's a good fit. "Meantime" or "meanwhile" wouldn't be appropriate here.

What's your next sentence(s) using new words you recently learned?

Thank you for letting me know the nuance. The next is not a word but a phrase, "on the front foot." Could you give me some examples using it similar to earlier?

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Thank you for letting me know about the nuance. The next is not a word but a phrase, "on the front foot." Could you give me some examples using it similarly to earlier?

1. this preposition is needed between the verb 'know' and its object here
2. -ly was added to make this word an adverb

Here are a few examples:

- After a string of negative press, the celebrity decided to go on the front foot and address the rumors head-on.

- After a slow start, the tennis player came alive in the second set, taking control of the rallies and putting himself on the front foot.

Please tell me what it means and try writing your own examples now.

Now I'm getting clear about how to use "on the front foot." The sentence I write as an example is "After getting through the turbulent time in the COVID era, we are now on the front foot." Does this sentence make sense?

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Now I'm getting clear about how to use "on the front foot." The sentence I write as an example is: "After getting through the turbulent time in the COVID era, we are now on the front foot." Does this sentence make sense?

1. use a colon here to introduce an example

The sentence makes perfect sense! "On the front foot" absolutely applies here. It portrays a positive shift from a defensive or reactive stance to a proactive and confident one.

Thank you for your fantastic effort! Do you have another word or phrase you wish to practice in a sentence?

Thank you for the clarification of "On the front foot." Now the phrase sinks in me deeply. The next phrase is "sink in." I sometimes find this phrase as a meaning of "understanding" Do you bring up some examples?

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Thank you for the clarification of "on the front foot." Now the phrase sinks in with me deeply. The next phrase is "sink in." I sometimes find this phrase as a meaning of "understanding" Do you bring up some examples?

1. this preposition is used as part of this expression

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