How to Use "Public" with Example Sentences


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Study Vocabulary Words public (adj): having to do with the community; belonging to everybody

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Used with nouns:

"Is there a public bathroom at the park?"
(bathroom, restroom, telephone, phone)

"We applied for public housing."
(housing, assistance, welfare, health services)

"She had to complete 20 hours of public service."
(service)

"You need a permit to hunt on public land."
(land)

"Where is the public hospital?"
(hospital, museum, park, library)

"I usually take public transportation."
(transportation, transit)

"Public spending is growing every year."
(spending, awareness, approval)

"You can park for free on public streets."
(streets, roads, property)

"She goes to a public school."
(school, high school, university, institution)

"He is studying public relations."
(relations, speaking, health, safety)

"He is a public employee."
(employee, figure, servant, speaker, official, representative)

"Public opinion is against him."
(opinion)

"I watch a lot of public television."
(television)

"There is public knowledge of the event."
(knowledge, information)

"He made several public appearances."
(appearance, addresses, statements, announcements)

"There was public uproar after the election."
(uproar, furor, protest, reaction, outrage, outcry)

"It is public record now."
(record)

"They received public funding."
(funding, recognition, exposure)

"She experienced public humiliation after the scandal."
(humiliation, shame, embarrassment)

"We have a public duty to defend the land."
(duty, responsibility)

"She holds public office."
(office)

"I support public education."
(education)

"They put on a public performance."
(performance)

"He provided public testimony."
(testimony)


Study Vocabulary Words public (n): the community

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Used with verbs:

"Someone needs to inform the public."
(inform, educate)

"She tried to mislead the public."
(mislead, protect)

"He was elected to serve the public."
(serve)

Used with adjectives:

"The show is open to the general public."
(general)

Used with prepositions:

"He is afraid to be seen in public."
(in)


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