Please inform! me if I used the world "Prevail"
incorrectly in this example sentence.
Example sentence: I have became more "prevail" than my opposing threats in "call of duty 4"
The word "prevail" is not used correctly in your example sentence. To use it correctly, you could say: "I have prevailed against my opposing threats in Call of Duty 4."
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Word= "Prevailed"
Tell me If I used the word "Prevail" Incorrectly also like above!
Example 2: Once upon a time I used to be trash at a game called " Call of Duty" , but overtime due to excessive training I eventually became "Prevailed" then all my friends, opposing enimes.
In your example sentence, the word "prevailed" is used correctly. However, there are a few other adjustments that can be made to improve the sentence structure and clarity:
"Once upon a time, I used to be terrible at a game called "Call of Duty", but over time, through extensive training, I eventually prevailed over all my friends and opposing enemies."
This revised sentence maintains the correct usage of "prevailed" while enhancing the flow and coherence of the sentence.
How about this + "Once upon a time I used to be incompentent at a game called " Call of Duty" , but overtime due to excessive training I eventually became "Prevailed" over all my friends, opposing enimes".
In your revised sentence, while the word "prevailed" is used correctly, some other adjustments can be made to improve clarity and sentence structure:
"Once upon a time, I used to be incompetent at a game called "Call of Duty", but over time, through excessive training, I eventually prevailed over all my friends and opposing enemies."
This revised sentence maintains the correct usage of "prevailed" while also improving the flow and coherence of the sentence.