Can anyone make a grammatically correct sentence with every letter of the alphabet used only once?
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It would be impossible to avoid repeating the vowels.  The most consonant sounds per vowel allowed in English is demonstrated in the word "strengths", which has 3 sounds before the vowel and 3 after.  That is, the maximum consonant-to-vowel sound ratio in English is 6 to 1.  Since the alphabet is considered to have 20 letters that represent consonant sounds and 6 that are considered to represent vowel sounds, a ratio of 3.33 to 1, this is theoretically possible, but MOST syllables in English don't have a 6 to 1 ratio, so you would probably want to use the same vowels again.  In fact, I believe the letter "e" is the most commonly used letter in English.\n\n(In this answer I am glossing over some MAJOR issues about how the spelling system represents sounds in English, but I think it'll give you the idea.)
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The standard usage is for this to be written as a single word.  Separating the words would create a different meaning.\n\nFor example:\n—My brother has troubleshooting skills.\n—My brother has trouble shooting ducks.
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There's only eight alphabets you listed?\nFrom those 8, you can have:\nheal-with, thaw-hile, hit-whale, whale-hit, hat-while, while-hat.
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At first glance, the thing that jumped out at me was the use of alliteration, which is the repetition of the same first sound or first letter. (perfection of paper, etc). He seems to use this repeatedly.
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Is.... it.... thefact... that.... he.....can'tfinisha....sentence.... without.... seperating..... everyword?
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Every time his or her grammar is incorrect.
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How about:\n"I need a sentence with notwithstanding in it?"
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can you repeat the first part the middle part and the last part?
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One word ?  Not that I know of.\n\nA sentence, Yes. ??  We used to use the following in typing class:\n\n"The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog's back 1234567890 times."
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it depends on how u write it\nbut if just using the keyboards then i will give it u\n\nE,F,H,I,L,T,X\n\nthey were the capital one's\nthe small letter one's are\n\nf,i,l,t,x\n\nis that ok
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Beg\nBag\nDeaf\nCab\nDeca\nCage\nFace\nAce\n\n(if you can only use the letters once)
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please rephrase in English
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Show a paragraph or sentence that has improper grammar and incorrect punctuation and have the students rewrite the paragraph or sentence with the proper grammar and punctuation.\n\nExample:\nPractice Sentences\n1. They be the best drawings I ever seen.\n2. Our bus arrived in miami at 320p.m., and we was very tired.\n3. Wow The beaches in Cancun are nice.\n\nAnswers:\n1. They are the best drawings I have ever seen.\n2. Our bus arrived in Miami at 3:20 p.m., and we were very tired.\n3. Wow! The beaches in Cancun are gorgeous.
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How many people are going to ask this today?  Is this a homework question or something?  See other answers . . .\n\nIf you want them with the vowels in order (which is harder), some of the words are:\nabstemiously\narseniously\nfacetiously\n\nThere are literally dozens if the vowels don't have to be in order.
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put the sticks together in alphabets NINE
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Can you form a sentence that makes any sense?
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Here are a few I've used in the past.  The first link allows you to use words up to 15 letters long.  \n\nHappy puzzling!!