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How do you use the word proposed in a sentence?

Here are some examples of how to use "proposed" in a sentence:

Simple:

* The company proposed a new marketing strategy.

* The government proposed a law to increase taxes.

* He proposed to his girlfriend on the beach.

With context:

* The architect proposed a modern design for the new library.

* The committee proposed a series of amendments to the constitution.

* They proposed a compromise to resolve the conflict.

In different tenses:

* The project was proposed last year. (past tense)

* She is proposing a new solution to the problem. (present continuous tense)

* We have proposed several ideas for improvement. (present perfect tense)

With different meanings:

* The proposed changes will affect all employees. (suggested, planned)

* The proposed marriage was met with resistance from her family. (suggested, offered)

Remember that "proposed" can be used as both a verb (action) and an adjective (describing a noun). Choose the right form based on the context of your sentence.

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