Am I using the word pungent correctly in this sentence:

I almost gagged from the pungent odor of smoke.

Am I using an apostrophe correctly in this sentence:
My little sister couldn't sleep in the crib located in my parents' room forever.

Also, can I have a good synonym for the word experience or adventure?

Thank you!!

I'm not sure about the first sentence, but the second sentence is definitely correct.

Experience: encounter, episode, incident, ordeal, trial.

Adventure: endangerment, journey, undertaking, venture, occurence.

Hope I helped! :-)

Yes, you are using the word pungent correctly in the sentence. You are also correct in using the apostrophe the way you have. A good synonym for the word experience or adventure could be: voyage, expedition, escapade, journey.

Yes, you are using the word "pungent" correctly in your sentence. "Pungent" means having a strong, sharp, or penetrating smell or taste, and it accurately describes the odor of smoke causing you to gag.

Yes, you are using the apostrophe correctly in your sentence. An apostrophe is used to indicate possession, and in this case, you are correctly indicating that the room belongs to your parents by adding 's after their name. The plural form of parents already ends with an s, so you just need to add the apostrophe after the existing s.

As for a synonym for "experience" or "adventure," the phrase "excursion" could be a good option. It refers to a short journey or trip, often for pleasure or a specific purpose, and can imply an enjoyable or exciting experience.

You're welcome! If you have any more questions, feel free to ask.