This week, we discussed the action verb "to apply" and its various definitions. We also looked at how to conjugate the verb in the simple past, present, and future tenses.
- Create one (1) post that explains what you know about the action verb "to apply," and write three (3) sentences that use each definition of the verb. (as a request, to smooth or spread, to give one's full attention to a task)
- Be sure to check the blog after you post and respond to your classmates.
Great class
ReplyDeleteHi Flor, can you use the verb " to apply" in a sentence? I'm glad you're happy in class.
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ReplyDeleteWe can use the verb "to apply" in three scopes:
ReplyDelete1. A FORMAL REQUEST: When we want to enter an institution such as a school or want to get something like a driver's license.
2. TO PUT OR SPREAD SOMETHING ON A SURFACE: When a person puts something specific on a particular surface.
3. GIVE FULL ATTENTION TO A TASK: When we want to focus firmly on an important task.
SENTENCES:
1. I applied to driver's license two months ago.
2. Ashley apply herself to the English classes.
3. The painters will apply the last layer of paint to the wall.
Thanks you for the comprehensive response! Your definitions are easy to read and accurate.Your first sentence reads, "I applied to driver's license two months ago." Let's change "to" to "for."
DeleteI applied for my driver's license two months ago.
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Oh thank you so much, I'll correct that!
Delete,, apply" it is a word and part of speech. The word ,,apply " have 3 definitions : 1 make a formal request 2 to put spread something on surface. 3 give full attention to a task examples: 1. Stive will apply to police academy next year. 2 Anna applies her lipstick every day. 3 She applied herself to new cosmetic course.
ReplyDeleteHi Aneta, thank you for the great examples and definition! Be sure to check back and comment on other classmates' posts.
DeleteI apply my make up everyday.
ReplyDeleteNice sentence and use of the verb!
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DeleteI apply my make up everyday.
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ReplyDeleteApply" make a formal application or request which have three definitions. 1 a formal requets. 2to put spread something on surface. 3give full attention. Eixample 1 Brian will apply last month at the collage. 2 She applies the máscara every morning. 3 Karla applied for the green carf by herself.
ReplyDeleteThanks for responding, Ivonne! You reminded everyone about the three defintions of "to apply." Nice examples! Remember, "to give your full attention to something" will always have the word "myself," 'herself," or "himself" etc... after the verb.
DeleteEx: He applies himself to his schoolwork, so he was able to get a scholarship.
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ok I'll take those details very well thank you very much
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