@marbel,
Uprisings:
Social networking sites and applications has uprose due to the advent of advanced technology.
That's not what 'uprisings' means, and 'uprose' is not a word.
Ostracise:
People belonging to the minority are ostracised and ridiculed for being different from the dominant majority.
OK
Hierarchy:
There exists in the society a natural and vicious cycle of hierarchy that of which makes the people live and tolerate uprisings of discrimination.
This sentence doesn't actually mean anything.
Conjuration:
Many people nowadays take for granted the commodities they are able to procure, as though it is through conjugation that we enjoy such goods.
It somehow went from conjuration to conjugation, while the sentence is about neither of those things.
Procure:
Students can easily feign sickness and procure medical certificates in order to skip classes.
OK
Deprecate:
Exposure to unrealistic and altered physical attributes in advertisements and on cover magazines affect our standards which results in an inevitable deprecation of not only ourselves but also the people around us.
OK
beset:
Words can be used as a weapon to beset our enemies and at the same time as a tool to enforce our alliance with our partners.
Nope.
Frivolous:
While some school rules are seen as frivolous by students, it's true value lies in the implications concerning such 'insignificant' regulation.
Some school rules - plural. Its has no apostrophe
rectify:
There is a need to rectify most of our beliefs about money being a powerful source of authority and happiness.
Hmmm
Auspicious:
To be auspicious is what every human in the world desires.
Nope.
I'm taking Cambridge A levels this year and I really need all the help I can get. I'm fine with people criticising my English. Please be harsh:)
You aren't ready for A level this year.
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