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3 years ago

Which sentence uses the word peculiar correctly?

English

2 answers:

nasty-shy [4]3 years ago

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Answer:

It is the 4 satement that is correct.

Explanation:

I say this because peculiar means strange, unusual, out of the ordinary. It is most sense that statement 4, " She found it quite peculiar that it was so warm in the middle of January.", because it would be strange and unusual if it was warm in the middle of a cold month. Therefore i beleive statement 4 is the correct statement where peculiar is used correctly.

Norma-Jean [14]3 years ago

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Answer:

D. She found it quite peculiar that it was so warm in the middle of January.

Explanation:

Because A, B, and C doesn't make sense. And peculiar means odd/strange.

I earned a stange grade on my test last week?

It was too stange in the room for his taste?

She brought a stange penaut butter and jelly sandwhich to lunch?

Correct answer:

She found it quite stange that it was so warm in the middle of January. That is stange.

There you have it. Hope this helps you!

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