She didn’t sell a match. Use related words to make a sentence.

She did not sell a single match. Use related words to form a sentence as follows:

1. Although she has been working hard to sell matches to passers-by all day long, due to the cold weather , there were few pedestrians, and in the end she didn’t sell a single match. This sentence uses the related words although... but..., expressing that despite her efforts, the results were not ideal due to unfavorable external conditions. Through this sentence, we can feel her inner loss and helplessness.

2. Although she kept lowering the price and even gave it to passers-by for free, she still did not sell a single match due to the poor quality of the matches. This sentence uses the related words although... but..., expressing that although she adopted a variety of promotional methods, customers did not buy it due to product quality problems. Through this sentence, we can feel her helplessness and frustration during the sales process.

3. Not only did she not sell a match, but because the match was damp, it became difficult to light it. This sentence uses the related words not only...but also..., expressing that her situation has not only not improved, but has become worse. Through this sentence, we can feel her helplessness and despair in the face of setbacks.

How to use related words:

1. Related words must be properly matched: Related words are generally used in pairs. Improper matching will affect the expression of meaning. For example: As long as you exercise regularly, your physique will be enhanced. If the match between "only" and "only" is inappropriate, you should change "only" to "only".

2. The position of related words must be accurate: the position of related words is determined by the subject. Different subjects will have different positions of related words. For example: Although the weather was very cold, the cleaner was sweating. The ones in the room should be moved behind the cleaners.

3. The use of related words must be appropriate: the use of related words must be based on the language environment and expression needs to select appropriate related words. For example: not only... but also... expresses a progressive relationship, although... but... expresses a turning relationship, because... so... expresses a causal relationship, if... then... expresses a hypothetical relationship, etc.

4. The tone of the associated words should be coordinated: the tone of the associated words should be coordinated with the tone of the entire sentence. For example: Although the weather is very cold, he still insists on exercising. The "although" and "but" in the sentence should be consistent in tone to express the transition relationship.