Question

Whole (adjective)

First meaning (Only before noun)
 full or complete-
Ex: Let's forget the whole thing

The second meaning (Only before noun)
used to emphasize how large or important something is
Ex: I'm going to be talking about a whole range of things today

The third meaning
not broken or damaged
Ex: Owls usually swallow their prey whole (= without biting it into small pieces)

use the new word in three different sentences

Answer 1

Let's discus the whole topics

I am going to write a whole book today

My cat always swallow her  food whole

Thank you

Answer 2

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