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pelted
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/ˈpɛltɪd/
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/ˈpɛltɪd/
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Explain how “pelted” is formed and how to tell whether it’s a past-tense verb or a participial adjective.
Explain the pattern “pelt someone/something with something” and give examples.
Compare “pelted with stones” with “pelted by stones”: how does the meaning or emphasis change?
Explain the expression “rain pelted down” and compare it with “rain poured down.”
Show how “pelt” is used figuratively in “pelt someone with questions” and “be pelted with criticism.”
Check whether “the pelted car” sounds natural here, and suggest a more idiomatic alternative.
Give me a short practice task using “pelt” in both its literal and figurative senses.
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