Use the following words with prefixes in sentences of your words to illustrate their meanings:

1.(unfertered) 2.(inevitable)
3.(undermine) 4.(inhaled)

An (unfettered) spirit, in touch with himself and every other living thing.

As though it were (inevitable); everything he'd done so far, leading to this.

The waiting was torture in itself, calculated to (undermine) his confidence and shake the foundations of his knowledge.

He studied the backs of his hands and (inhaled) deeply, forcing his shoulder down.​

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1. Unfettered by the school's rules, Jack decided to rush off into the field and decorate it however he wanted.

2. Rest assured, I tell you meeting them is inevitable.

3. Let's not undermine each other.

4. He inhaled a lot of the gas released at the factory that left him unconscious.

Explanation:

Constructing sentences using the given words in parenthesis, the new sentences are as follows-

1. Unfettered: This word means without any restriction, no limits or control.

Unfettered by the school's rules, Jack decided to rush off into the field and decorate it however he wanted.

2. Inevitable: This means something that is unavoidable, bound to happen, certain.

Rest assured, I tell you meeting them is inevitable.

3. Undermine: It means to devalue, threaten, weaken, to reduce.

Let's not undermine each other.

4. Inhaled: to take a deep breath, to breathe in, to take in.

He inhaled a lot of the gas released at the factory that left him unconscious.

type of error:

the error in the sentence is a "dangling modifier". a dangling modifier is a phrase, word or clause that "dangles" because there is not target to modify. in this case, "after mopping the floor" is the dangling modifier since it has no word to modify. the noun "house" cannot mop the floor; therefore there is a mistake in the writing of the sentence.