Question

sentence from sherlock holmes-inspired text: holmes had a keen ability to notice details that others would ignore. what does the word likely mean? ability to know certain things. part of speech: adjective. what clues helped you? ability to notice details. your sentence: blank

Explanation:

To fill in the "Your Sentence" column, we can create a sentence using the meaning of the word (here, the word in question seems to be "keen" based on the context, as "likely" might be a typo or mislabel; assuming it's "keen" with the meaning "ability to know certain things" or "perceptive"):

We use the meaning of the word (perceptive/ability to notice details) to form a sentence. For example, using "keen" (since the context is about noticing details), we can write a sentence that shows someone with a keen ability.

Answer:

A detective with a keen ability can solve cases by noticing small clues others miss.