Making Sentences through by Using Specified Words
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simulate 模倣する
A sequel of murder incidents are said it is the simulated ones of the ancient serial killing, and if so, the culprit not be specified yet must commit another murder next Friday since every that ancient case were also committed every Friday.
Ressurrect (習慣など）を復活させる、再び用いる。（記憶など）をよみがえらせる。生き返らせる。
I really don't want to ressurrect my ancient habit of smoking, but I somehow can't resisr feeling temptation toward that recently.
I'm attempting to ressurrect the name of the women standing at over there talking to with Mrs.Shimoda, but never ressurrect it yet.
He might got out of his mind to try to ressurrect his deceased wife and children in the car accident that he brought up.
Delve ～を徹底的に調べる、調査する。
I have to delve into every mischief caused by smoking until the day after tomorrow, because it is the assignment that has allotted us.
Initiate に着手する
I'm going to initiate something new in my life from now on, since I had a narrow escape from the other day's car accident and feel got a new splendid life by the experience.
Appall を驚かす、をぞっとさせる。
I was appalled at the news of his sudden death, since I met him just a few days ago.
Perform 司る。執り行う。
The clergyman began to perform the ritual with a imposing bearing.
Rectify を修正する
I may need to rectify my principle toward the educational way of my children into more splendid one just as the professor enlightened us in his lecture.
Quiver 震える
I can't resist quivering when I once begin to think of my austere future, since I know that nothing will be rectified in my life even if how I struggle to alter, and it can't be better just as I am hankering now.
A sequel of murder incidents are said it is the simulated ones of the ancient serial killing, and if so, the culprit not be specified yet must commit another murder next Friday since every that ancient case were also committed every Friday.
Ressurrect (習慣など）を復活させる、再び用いる。（記憶など）をよみがえらせる。生き返らせる。
I really don't want to ressurrect my ancient habit of smoking, but I somehow can't resisr feeling temptation toward that recently.
I'm attempting to ressurrect the name of the women standing at over there talking to with Mrs.Shimoda, but never ressurrect it yet.
He might got out of his mind to try to ressurrect his deceased wife and children in the car accident that he brought up.
Delve ～を徹底的に調べる、調査する。
I have to delve into every mischief caused by smoking until the day after tomorrow, because it is the assignment that has allotted us.
Initiate に着手する
I'm going to initiate something new in my life from now on, since I had a narrow escape from the other day's car accident and feel got a new splendid life by the experience.
Appall を驚かす、をぞっとさせる。
I was appalled at the news of his sudden death, since I met him just a few days ago.
Perform 司る。執り行う。
The clergyman began to perform the ritual with a imposing bearing.
Rectify を修正する
I may need to rectify my principle toward the educational way of my children into more splendid one just as the professor enlightened us in his lecture.
Quiver 震える
I can't resist quivering when I once begin to think of my austere future, since I know that nothing will be rectified in my life even if how I struggle to alter, and it can't be better just as I am hankering now.
Making Sentences through by Using Specified Words
"By" and "through" are both possible, although "by" is better; the two are not used together.
A sequence of murder incidents are said to have imitated an ancient series of killings, and if so, the culprit (who has not been specified yet) must commit another murder next Friday since in that ancient case murders were also committed every Friday.
The use of "simulated" is incorrect in this sentence. Simulating something is not the same thing as imitating something.
I think this is much too complicated a sentence for you to be writing at this stage in your study of English. Try to keep your sentences a bit simpler.
Resurrect (習慣など）を復活させる、再び用いる。
I really don't want to resurrect my ancient habit of smoking, but I somehow can't resist feeling temptation toward that recently.
This is a moderately unnatural use of the word. "Resurrect" is simply not used that often in ordinary conversation. The main meaning of the word is to bring someone who is dead back to life.
I'm attempting to recall/recollect the name of the women standing at over there talking to with Mrs.
The use of "resurrect" is simply wrong in this sentence.
Shimoda, but I haven't (done so) yet.
He might go out of his mind trying to resurrect his deceased wife and children by bringing up the car accident (that they died in).
This is also a completely unnatural use of the word. You want it to mean "remember", but a native English speaker would read this as magically bringing them back to life.
I have to delve into every bad effect caused by smoking until the day after tomorrow, because that is the assignment that has been allotted to us. [More natural: "... because that is the assignment I have been given."]
"Mischief" is not a count noun.
I'm going to initiate something new in my life from now on, since I had a narrow escape from the other day's car accident and feel I got a splendid new chance at life as a result.
The clergyman began to perform the ritual with an imposing bearing.
I may need to rectify the way I educate my children into more splendid one just as the professor explained to us in his lecture.
I can't help but quiver when I once (begin to) think of my austere future, since I know that nothing will be rectified in my life even if how I struggle to alter it, and it can't be any better than it is now.
This is an unnatural use of "quiver".
It's really intricate for me to manage.
However, one good thing is here that I become be able to read some simple novels like written by シドニーシェルダン since I can find a lot of words I have learned.
I assume that my poor writing skills is not because of those way to learn but only because I can't grasp the virtual usage of them appropriately.
What confused me was "in the car accident that he brought up."
Perhaps you mean the following two sentences:
"He brought up the car accident in which his wife and children died. He may go crazy trying to resurrect them."
I think that it may be a good idea for you to try to break up your sentences into shorter sentences for a while.
I also think that you're using a lot of words that you look up in the dictionary just before you use them. When you do this, it's a good idea to look at sentence examples in which they are used. I think I gave you a link to Eijirou for this purpose. ( http://www.alc.co.jp/ ) You are often choosing words which are unusual or unnecessarily complicated. In almost every sentence you write, I feel the urge to replace half of the words with simpler words, and to leave out others entirely.
I tried to write the sentence above as simple as I can.
What about that?
"I need to take the upcoming examination to earn a grade that I can show to employers. If it weren't for that, I would write every sentence as simply as possible."