Check my sentences

Farrukh Aziz · #1 Sunday, June 02, 2013

Sallam!
The method of learning words and then using them in your own sentences is perhaps the only way to retain them for a long time. I tried several times to learn words by rote but in vain; I forgot them all within a short span.

I am studying on my own, and therefore am unable to get my work checked by any teacher or anyone else except this forum that is the only source i have. I am posting here the words along with the sentences constructed by me.
Please, have a look at them and pinpoint mistakes such as grammatical, incorrect usage,etc.
Mere bhaiyo aur Behno please ta'wan karen. Thank you in Advance.

Regards
Farrukh

Farrukh Aziz · #2 Monday, June 03, 2013

1. Abashed = Embarrassed
The MNA felt abashed not to speak English fluently during the introductory session of the parliament.

2.Abdicate = Resign
On the victory of the new opposition party in the election, the president decided to abdicate his presidency.

3.Abduct: Kidnap
The press alleged that the ex-P.M's son was not abducted by any terrorits, rather it was a plan plotted to hinder the election in the country.

4.Abort = Stop; end something before its completion
The new government under the premiership of Nawaz Sharif is not supposed to abort the "Iran Gas Pipeline Scheme".

5.Abstruse = Difficult to understand
His essay on "Life is a stage'' was really very abstruse on account of his philosophical ideas.

6.Allusion = indirect reference
During his press-conference, he also made an allusion to the conspiracy of murdering him.

7.Ardour = love; emotion of great intensity
''At every step, Z.A Bhutto's ardour for the poor was the only thing that made him rule over the hearts of thousands of people of not only his native province Sindh, but also other provinces, and to me this was the chief cause that people still hail him as their "Quaid-e-Awam", wrote a foreign correspindent while expressing his views about Zulifqar Bhutto of Pakistan.

OR He no longer has the same ardour for games as he used to have before his marriage.

8.Appraise = to evaluate; examine
''When they were holding the government like a puppet, I remained a silent observer, kept appraising the whole past history, present circumstances, and future scenario, and finally came to the conclusion that they being politically immature were leading the country towards the great annihilation and crises ", said Z.A Bhutto during his speech at a dinner party in GHQ.

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