Posted by Jessica on Sunday, October 31, 2010 at 3:46pm.
To certain people the word abuse has many meanings; thus the word abuse itself was borrowed from Middle French abuser. The noun abuse entered English in about 1439 as abuse, coming also from Middle French. Abuse is to misuse, to mistreat something wrongly that the individual might damage it.
Put the word abuse in italics when referring to it as a word; that goes for all words that are referred to as words, not used normally in a sentence. Using mistreat and wrongly in the same sentence is a double-negative; delete the prefix mis-. And in the last sentence: What is it?
For instance drug abuse substances where the individual takes more than what their body can handle which can cause a wide range of mental health problems for the individual. <~~This is a VERY long fragment, not a complete sentence. Please revise. Or a person that does not follow medical instructions nor according to the directions of their health care providers for the sake of satisfying their egos. <~~This is also a VERY long fragment, not a complete sentence. Please revise.
(Summary)
No matter what intention<~~singular or plural? individual<~~singular or plural? might have, misuse of anything can occur anytime. Whether it is financial misuse where<~~The word where refers to a place; what is the place in this sentence? people are ruining your<~~MY credit?? credit, stealing your<~~MINE?? bank or credit cards. And physical misuse where<~~?? the individual endures choking, grabbing<~~add comma and gets threaded<~~?? with weapons.
Thank for ur help, i'm not good writer!
Everybody can improve. Two things especially will help you become a better writer --
-- read LOTS, especially lots of works listed here: http://als.lib.wi.us/Collegebound.html
and
-- write LOTS -- journals, letters, etc.
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