I need to make a sentence with the word stoop, help please.
I tried to stoop down to look under the bed, but my knees gave way and I ended up sitting on the floor.
thanks for the help
You're welcome.
can you say but, because together in the samesentence
Certainly! To make a sentence with the word "stoop," you can follow these steps:
1. Understand the meaning of the word "stoop": A "stoop" can refer to a small porch, a step leading to a building's entrance, or the act of bending down or crouching.
2. Determine the context: Decide whether you're referring to the physical structure or the action of stooping.
3. Create a sentence: Here are two examples—one using the physical structure and another using the action of stooping:
- Physical structure: "On a sunny afternoon, I sat on the stoop of my neighbor's house, reading a book."
- Action of stooping: "The basketball player had to stoop low to dribble the ball past the defender."
Remember, the context and intended meaning of the sentence dictate how you use the word "stoop."