Can You Incorporate the Words “badminton”, “Hard Candy”, “Light Switch”, and “Self-Help Book” Into a Sentence?
Question by ganglymoose54: Can you incorporate the words “badminton”, “hard candy”, “light switch”, and “self-help book” into a sentence?
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Answer by ·´ ¯ `·.·» FOBsessed gLeek?
the other day as I was leaving my house to play badminton I went to turn off the light switch but tripped and hit my head and choked on my hard candy and now I need a self-help book to do everyday tasks.
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Eight Golden Rules for How to Play Your Best Tennis (Self-Help Book on Attitude in Sports – The Importance of Playing Happy, for Kids 8 and Up)
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i think you just did it.
Id do it too but i really cant be bothered
The flabby bald man accidentally swallowed his piece of hard candy while attempting to play badminton and balancing a self-help book on his head. lol it sucks but oh well
i’m using the words “badminton”, “hard candy”, “light switch”, and “self-help book” in a sentence.
I was playing Badminton when I hit the birdie over next to a store with had a sign saying ‘hard candy’. I had then walked into the store. Which had been dark and deserted. I then reached for the light switch which then I found myself reading a self-help book to figure out how to. Haha
Your Best Tennis,
I met Sally in her art gallery. She impressed me with her energy and enthusiasm. So her book on how to play you best tennis reflects, not surprisingly, the respect, gratitude, and fun that she brings to the game.
Does it free you to play your beat tennis? It does me.
My challenge is not focusing on winning or losing- this tightens me, restricts my movement and creativity, while causing me to lose focus on the ball.
Sally’s Rules are simple to read, not so simple to implement.
Practice helps.
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|It made me love tennis even more,
I am always reading tennis improvement books. If you read too many of them it can sap the desire to play and enjoyment of the sport. This book works in the opposite direction. It helps to build enjoyment of the sport, which relaxes and focuses you, so that ultimately you play better tennis. It definitely worked for me, plus I am less stressed before and after playing.
Great book. If you want to play better tennis because you enjoy tennis more, then I highly recommend this book.
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