sound words

This kind of words are called onomatopoeia, and this word is derived from Greek.

There is a complete list in the reference website below.

achoo, ahem, baa, bah, bam, bang, bawl, beep, belch, boing, bong, bonk, boo, bu,mp, buzz, chatter, cheep, chime, chirp, chitter, clang, clank, clap, clatter, click, clink, cluck, crack, crackle, crunch, cuckoo, ding, drip, dong, eek, fizz, flick, flutter, growl, gurgle, hack, hiccup, hiss, honk, huh, hum, jangle, jingle, knock, meow, moo, mumble, murmur neigh, oink, ouch, ow, phew, ping, plop, plunk, pop, purr, quack, rattle, roar, rumble, rustle, screech, shush, sizzle, slap, slurp, smack, sniff, snip, snort, splash, squelch, squish, swoosh, thud, thump, ticktock, tinkle, tsk, twang, tweet, ugh, vroom, whack, wham, whir, whizz, whoop, whoosh, woof, yikes, zap, zing, zip, zoom

1st problem: Its GIVE not GAVE, you should use PRESENT TENSE

Sound Words: bark hushed haw gurgling loud wail cry noisy moan howl reverberating tinkle thump whine thundering whistling lapping boom whimper crunching sloshing squeal snapping splash quietly whisper raspy snarl rustle softly snort thud scream harsh deafening

2nd problem: Not PEOPLE is PERSON because you are talking on A PARTICULAR person (1 person)