Question

which sentence uses \establish\ correctly? the school established a new policy for cell phones. he established loudly in the hallway. she established her backpack quickly. they established pizza at lunch.

Explanation:

The verb "establish" means to set up or create something, like a policy. In the first sentence, "The school established a new policy for cell - phones", it is used correctly as a school can create a new policy. In the second sentence, "established" is misused as it doesn't make sense to "establish loudly" in the context of making noise. In the third sentence, one doesn't "establish" a backpack; you might pack or unpack a backpack. In the fourth sentence, "established" is misused with "pizza" at lunch; you might eat pizza at lunch, not "establish" it.

Answer:

The school established a new policy for cell phones.