Use words to make sentences: use "alas" to make sentences (about 30).

Alas, explanation: interjection. (1) expresses surprise ~! This melon is so big! (2) complaining, impatience, etc. ~, why did you come so late!

Alas, the sentence: 1, alas! Go away! I'm fed up with your complaints.

Then there came a scream of ecstasy, alas!

Oh, what a heavy rain!

Unfortunately, alas, the "philosopher" in my heart cannot make a decision for you.

Gee, that's about girls and their clothes and how their clothes choices define their identity.

6. Gee, you really should try the white chocolate cake she made last week.

7. Alas, there is Canada, a country with universal medical insurance and far more assistance to the poor than the United States, which has done much better than us in fighting the crisis.

8. All that anxiety, that anxious expectation, her indifference and willfulness, that last run, that horse, that hateful horse-Oh, my God!

9. You can't say, Oh, I'm sorry, there is no money, so you can only wait for death tomorrow.

10, oh, I wish I were a cloud!

1 1 alas, the original idea was that the two parties would compromise because they were afraid of the political cost of sticking to an uncompromising stance.

12 Alas, Germany, which usually has pleasant summer weather, is extremely hot this year.

13, alas, the innovator's DNA is really strange.

14 well, like most things, my father's experience has always been proved correct.

15, "Gee, you are such a good boy", she said.

16 well, just preparing for a business trip in Hong Kong this week, this afternoon is enough for me.

17, alas, I read it for three days and remembered so many vivid details, although I didn't understand any of them.

18, IDA hurried back to the villa, crying for dad, looking for dad-take her away. Oh, my God!

Oh, Connie, we are so busy.

20. Gee, you should pick up the phone from time to time or go back to visit your parents.

2 1. When you hug it or pat it, it will beep, and when you pinch it, it will shout "Oops", but it can't hug people yet.

22. Alas, there is no risk-free way to rebuild savings.