can you help me write a paragraph with the words cathartic caustic cauterize cavil

Answer 1

I can help but it wouldn’t be ethical to write it for you. So, some suggestions: firstly, what is your paragraph about? There are two words that clearly can be nouns. Can you identify which? If so, what comes to mind? Also, caustic and cauterize are closely related so I’d look at that as a good springboard to weave your paragraph. If the doctor were to cauterize your wound, would you accept that without cavil?

Answer 2

A good place to start with these assignments is to know the definitions of the words, or look them up if you don't. Even if you don't know their definitions—pause here first to guess! I like Kathleen's idea of taking a moment to guess which ones are adjectives, which are verbs, and which are nouns.

If you're unfamiliar with any word here, try reading their entries in the dictionary to find examples of them being used in a sentence. If you need more help, reading from multiple dictionaries (online or hard copy) may help clear up any confusion, because each one will have a different sample sentence.

Now that you know their definitions: What is something that is cathartic? What is something that is caustic? What is something that you could cauterize? What would cause someone to cavil, or what is a cavil someone could have? Answering those questions gives you the basic plot points of your story. Can you answer them in a related way, and weave them together?

(Kathleen gave another very good tip: There may be a way to link "caustic" and "cauterize" closely in your story.)

Answer 3

A good place to start with these assignments is to know the definitions of the words, or look them up if you don't. Even if you don't know their definitions—pause here first to guess! I like Kathleen's idea of taking a moment to guess which ones are adjectives, which are verbs, and which are nouns.

If you're unfamiliar with any word here, try reading their entries in the dictionary to find examples of them being used in a sentence. If you need more help, reading from multiple dictionaries (online or hard copy) may help clear up any confusion, because each one will have a different sample sentence.

Now that you know their definitions: What is something that is cathartic? What is something that is caustic? What is something that you could cauterize? What would cause someone to cavil, or what is a cavil someone could have? Answering those questions gives you the basic plot points of your story. Can you answer them in a related way, and weave them together?

(Kathleen gave another very good tip: There may be a way to link "caustic" and "cauterize" closely in your story.)