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Conjunction
…yesterday, so he hunted to celebrate. after although and as because before but except if like nor now once or since so than that though unless until when whether where while https://en.wikipedia.org/w…
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Linking Verbs
…as been a good student. Some verbs are ALWAYS linking verbs because they NEVER describe an action. Other verbs can be linking verbs in some sentences and action verbs in other sentences. The following…
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Hello & Good Bye
…. See you when you return. Tomorrow, let’s not say good bye because I get tears in my eyes. You have been great let’s stay in touch. See ya! Slang Later! Slang Peace out! Slang Vocabulary Greeting, sa…
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I need help
…ain, this needs a topic. Apparently, there was an emergency because there was an ambulance with their siren on heading to the hospital. I can ask/request/beg for help. A bug bite can make the skin swe…
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Visit
…Asian culture. We went to France to visit the Louvre Museum because it is the worlds largest art museum. New York city is a fantastic place to visit because there are so many things to do. Vocabulary…
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Opinion
…t states ‘prior to take off you must fasten your seat belt’ because it is a matter of safety regulations. Statement of fact not an opinion. They were stupid for robbing the bank. I want to make a comp…
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Words Outdoor
…to just jog with a friend. I like to walk fast but careful because there can be dangerous obstacles. Sometimes it is difficult to walk slow. Be safe when you for a walk. When you are driving on the r…
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Idioms
…d] In the heat of the moment [Say or do it without thinking because you are very angry or excited] It takes two to tango [Both people involved in a difficult situation must accept the blame] Jump on t…
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Punctuation
…s meant. Consider these examples: 1.) He did not go to town because his father was absent. This means he did go to town, and the reason was not his father’s absence. 2.) He did not go to town, because…
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The Eight Parts of Speech
…“ est ”: fastest Sometimes adjectives are easy to identify because of their suffix: - able : forgettable - al : musical - ary : stationary - en : harden - ful : plentiful - ible : incorrigible - ic :…
