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What is it correct sentence of availed

"Availed" is the past participle of the verb "avail." It is not a complete sentence on its own.

To use "availed" correctly in a sentence, you need to use it with a helping verb or in a passive voice construction.

Here are some examples:

With a helping verb:

* He availed himself of the opportunity to travel.

* She availed herself of the discount offered.

* We availed ourselves of the free trial.

In a passive voice construction:

* The opportunity was availed of by many.

* The offer was availed of by her.

Note: "Avail" can also be used as a noun, meaning "use" or "benefit."

* The medicine was of no avail.

* He sought the advice of the doctor, but to no avail.

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