Some sentences are waiting for correction abandon 1. I abandoned my current career for the dream of my childhood. 2. The broken toy has been abandoned and threw into the dustbin. 3. The abandoned cabin has been one part of the forest. abnormal 1. Yesterday, Tom seemed to be abnormal because he didn't say even a word to me. 2. I think I must be abnormal to admited that I hated her. 3. There is something abnormal about the house. The house is full of smoke. abundant 1. He is a rich man and has abundant money in his pocket. 2. The village is abundant of water so that the people are happy there. 3. We need abundant capital to support us to continue the research. academic 1. This theory is correct just in academic magazines not the real practice. 2. I want to write some academic paper for getting degree. 3. His brother is a academic researcher of chemistry. accelerate 1. I have to accelerate the speed to catch my opponent. 2. Tom was accelerating to run over others. 3. The machine has to accelerate to finish this project on time. access 1. City library is access to all citizen. 2. Everyone has access to meeting the mayor. 3. Folks have no access to this castle. accomplish 1. I already accomplished the project that was though impossible at the first. 2. This work must be accomplished by tomorrow. 3. Everyone in the company should have the ability to accomplish his own work. accordant 1. Their benefits are accordant with ours. 2. An accordant agreement should meet our need. 3. It is accordant with our expectation in this project. accumulate 1. Little Tom has accumulated a lot of sugar for his party. 2. Knowledge has been accumulating when we grow up. 3. It is said that accumulated sand can be a tower some day. achievement 1. An achievement can be made with your perseverance. 2. This is my achievement to get the Oscar. 3. Which achievement do you think is the most important?