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Which sentence uses the word peculiar correctly?

I earned a peculiar grade on my test last week.

It was too peculiar in the room for his taste.

She brought a peculiar peanut butter and jelly sandwich to lunch.

She found it quite peculiar that it was so warm in the middle of January.

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Answer:

It is the 4 satement that is correct.

Explanation:

I say this because peculiar means strange, unusual, out of the ordinary. It is most sense that statement 4, " She found it quite peculiar that it was so warm in the middle of January.", because it would be strange and unusual if it was warm in the middle of a cold month. Therefore i beleive statement 4 is the correct statement where peculiar is used correctly.

OlanmaE

The word peculiar means something that is strange or not normal. Judging from this definition the sentence that uses the word peculiar correctly is;

  • She found it quite peculiar that it was so warm in the middle of January.

From the context of this text, we can see that the word peculiar implies strangeness or something unusual.

The sentence can be translated to mean that the speaker did not find the warmness of the room normal.

So, it was strange or unusual.

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