Bounce and vote

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• When is each used?
• Sentences with "bounce"
• Sentences with "vote"

Vote is the action of choosing a candidate in democratic elections (I still don't know which candidate vote). Throw is the act of throwing or throwing something (He ripped his pants and I had to throw).

The words "bounce" and "vote" are homophone words, since they sound the same but are spelled differently and have different meanings.

Both are verbs, and they can lead to confusion in orality since when we hear any of these words, we do not know if it is written with B or V.

• See also: Words with B and V

When is each used?

• Throw. It is the act of throwing or throwing someone or something. It is generally used to indicate that something is undone. For example:I will go to throw The trash.
• Vote. It is the action of choosing someone in democratic elections. For example: I still haven't decided who vote in these elections.

Sentences with "bounce"

1. It will be better throw all the milk has gone bad and is sour.
2. Go to throw leaves in the trash can.
3. These trees, during the fall, they bounce its leaves.
4. I hope you don't start throw your money.
5. Previously, citizens did not they bounced their garbage since it was burned in the fields on the outskirts of the big cities.
6. Have dumped my friend from his job today and without notice.
7. If you don't clean your room I will dump everything you leave on the ground.
8. Your mom told you that boats your dirty clothes to wash.
9. Boot immediately that dirty disguise.
10. I will throw away food. It is stale.
11. Ana María got angry with her children and dumped his anger yelling at them.
12. Miguel dumped coffee about exams while correcting them.
13. Every so often, Ulysses bounced garbage to the sea.
14. The lord was furious and dumped his anger when speaking to the public.
15. The boy played in the bathtub and dumped too much water out without realizing it.

• See also: Words with B

Sentences with "vote"

1. In these elections we will vote presidential election.
2. At school we will have elections and we must vote to the class president.
3. I always vote to the orange party.
4. I don't care about these choices, I don't know who i will vote.
5. In many countries vote the compulsory up to 65 years. In others it is optional.
6. In national elections, vote it is mandatory and secret.
7. I think I'm going to vote by the television candidate.
8. Is better than vote with citizen conscience.
9. Ana vote his father in union elections.
10. This year we will have to go to vote a little further than previous years since they have modified the electoral rolls.
11. My grandmother will not go to vote because he is traveling.
12. Martina is a minor but will go to vote with her mother.
13. This time I think I'm going to vote the target.
14. The Chamber of Deputies and Senators, vote the new law.
15. The neighbors raised their arms and so they voted to the new councilor of the commune.

• See also: Sentences with homophone words

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