I'm trying to come up with homographic sentences for the word below, but I'm having a hard time doing so, Can anyone help me?

Question

Progress Present  record  object desert    subject    conduct  permit rebel  suspect

Answer 1

Here is a step-by-step process you can use to write homograph sentences:

1. First define the homographs with all of their meanings:
2. present can mean now, a gift, or to show
3. Use more than one of the meanings in a sentence:
4. There is no gift like the now.
5. BONUS (use all 3 meanings) : Now, I show you your gift.
6. Convert the meanings to the homographs:
7. There is no gift like the now. --> There is no present like the present.
8. Now I show you your gift. --> In the present, I present your present.

Answer 2

Hi again Elise,

Here are some homographic sentences for the above words:

-I progress in making progress.

-I present your present.

-Please record this record.

-They object to the use of that object.

-Do not desert me in the desert.

Okay, I'm leaving you to complete the second half on your own. Hopefully I've helped you get the gist of it! :)

Joanna