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How to Use "Package" with Example Sentences
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package
(n):
a bag or box containing items or goods; a combined set of benefits or special deals
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Used with adjectives:
"
I just got a
big
package
in the mail.
"
(big, large, small, little)
"
The
retirement
package
for this job includes many great perks.
"
(benefits, retirement, vacation)
"
The
complete
package
includes a free yearly trip to Hawaii.
"
(complete, comprehensive, full, basic, total)
Used with verbs:
"
She
opened
the
package
right away.
"
(opened, unwrapped)
"
Wrap
the
package
with tape.
"
(wrap, seal)
"
I will
mail
the
package
tomorrow morning.
"
(mail, send)
"
The mailman finally
delivered
the
package
I've been waiting for.
"
(delivered, dropped off)
"
We
got
a small
package
from China yesterday.
"
(got, received, ordered)
"
The
package
came
on Tuesday.
"
(came, arrived)
"
This
package
contains
my online order.
"
(contains)
"
We
offer
a great benefits
package
here.
"
(offer, have, provide)
"
I
accepted
their employment
package
.
"
(accepted, approved, rejected)
Used with prepositions:
"
There are so many great benefits
in
this new employment
package
.
"
(in)
"
I ordered a
package
of
tea from India.
"
(of)
Used with nouns:
"
I received a
package
deal
which includes insurance, unlimited texting, and internet access.
"
(deal, offer)
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package
(v):
to place items into a container for shipment
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Used with adverbs:
"
Make sure you
carefully
package
the dishes when you move.
"
(carefully)
Used with nouns:
"
We are
packaging
our
products
to sell in stores.
"
(products)
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