How to Use "Post" with Example Sentences
Post (n): a long
piece of wood or metal used to support something; mail; a place where someone
is on duty; a piece of writing
Used with verbs:
"The
guard was dismissed from his post."
(be + dismissed, be +
relieved)
"He is standing at his post."
(be +
standing at)
"She left her post."
(left,
guarded)
Used with nouns:
"The post office is
closed today."
(office)
Used with adjectives:
"The
ball hit the goal post."
(goal, fence)
"The wooden posts are
holding up the roof."
(wooden, steel, iron)
"You should alert
the command post."
(command)
"There is
an army post down the road."
(army, military)
Used
with prepositions:
"He is standing at his post."
(at)
Post (v): to
put up a notice or announcement*
Used with nouns:
"I posted an ad online."
(ad,
video, picture, response, link, comment)
"She posted her resume."
(resume)
"He posted bail yesterday."
(bail)
"He posted a notice on
the bulletin board."
(notice, memo, message, announcement, photograph,
sign, warning)
Used with prepositions:
"She posted an
announcement on the bulletin board."
(on)
English Tips
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sentance impressive & perfect
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rule
👉Determined nature = hidebound nature
👉Irresistible
circumstances = unexpected situation
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found for gadgets & something
👉physical isolation =
seclusion
👉Positive connotation = positive indication
👉Inextricably
intertwined = complicated attachment
