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As a kid, I didn't brush my teeth twice a day daily. Even though, we all suppose to brush our teeth twice a day weekly. But, if you don't brush your teeth for a while and start brushing your teeth. Your teeth will start to bleed and your teeth will get a yellow stain. But, if you haven't brush...
A sentence is a group of words that contains a complete thought or idea. All sentences have a subject and a predicate. Part of a sentence, or an incomplete sentence, is called a sentence fragment. Sentence fragments cannot stand alone.
Examples:
Drove to the store. (no subject)
Because the...
A predicate tells what happens in a sentence. It tells what the subject is or does. The predicate always includes the verb. Finding the verb in a sentence can help you identify the predicate.
In the sentences below, the verbs are in bold type. The predicates are in italics.
Evelina recycles...
As a kid, I didn't take a bath until my parents told me to do it. So, I couldn't tell myself to take a bath at first. There are some times I didn't take a bath. As results, my body was feeling itchy and I had a stinky odor. My friends around me was asking me do I take a bath because I stink and...
The subject of a sentence is what a sentence is about. In a statement, the subject is usually found at the beginning of the sentence before the verb. A subject can be a single word or it can be several words.
The entire team cheered when the winning goal was scored.
Irina loves to eat oatmeal...
Exclamations are sentences that show excitement or surprise. Exclamations begin with a capital letter and end with an exclamation point.
The Gold Nuggets won the championship!
We missed the bus!
Sometimes an exclamation can be a single word. Sometimes it can contain a command.
Oops! Uh-oh...
As a kid, I'd blow my nose too hard. This was the improper way to let the mucus comes out of your nose which made things worst for me. Doing this causes the air to come out of my ears and made my eyes a bit watery. While doing so, I'd blow both my nostrils out without closing one nostril and...
At 14, I set my alarm clock at 5am to wake up in the morning to played an addictive MMORPG called MapleStory during my High School years. Now, I decided to set my alarm clock at 7am the way people normally wake up. The problem is that after I wake up at 7am. I go back to sleep because I was too...
Questions are sentences that ask something. When a person asks a question, he or she is looking for information. A question begins with a capital letter and ends with a question mark.
Will you go to the party with me?
What is the weather like in Phoenix?
A statement is a sentence that begins with a capital letter and ends with a period. A statement gives information.
Diego will be 13 in April. Sudan is a country in Africa.
Commands are sentences that tell you to do something. Commands also begin with a capital letter and end with a...
A conjunction joins together words, phrases, and parts of sentences. The most common conjunctions are and, or, and but. Other conjunctions are since, because, although, if, while, unless, and however.
Chloe loves Brussels sprouts, but Haley won't eat them.
Since you play soccer, can you give me...
Adverbs are words that describe verbs. Adverbs often answer the questions When? Where? or How?
She joyfully cheered for them. Joyfully tells how she cheered.
Yesterday, I had a picnic. Yesterday tells when I had a picnic.
Brady put the box downstairs. Downstairs tells where Brady put the box...
At 18, I had suffered paranoia. Because of that, I believe people are doing something to me in reality that is not true. I get told by people who cares about me that I just imagining that which is the sign of paranoia. I don't have no proof but I see a delusion of what people doing to me...
I had experienced a worst and terrible life without God because I didn't accept him as my Lord and savior until I was 18. I didn't repent as a child of God so I wasn't ready to take communion which would give me freedom if I did until I was 20 years old. I didn't have any understanding at...
In college, there will usually be a test, quiz, and exam which will be hard. To get a good grade on it. You'll need to study hard and get some education on the subject of your class. Education is required from elementary school subjects. If you don't want to get some education back in elementary...
Adjectives are words that describe. They give more information about nouns. Adjectives answer the questions What kind? and How many? They often come before the nouns they describe.
Fat raindrops bounced off the umbrella. (what kind of raindrops?)
Adjectives can also appear other places in the...
A linking verb links the subject to the rest of the sentence. Linking verbs are not action words.
The verb to be is a linking verb. Some different forms of the verb to be are is, am, are, was, and were. Some other linking verbs are become, feel, and seem.
As a kid, I'd get a cup of sink water stored in a water bottle and drink it. I don't like it much so I wouldn't drink the whole thing. Now, I drink water from filter water stored in a water bottle and it tastes better and delicious. I'd finish drinking it. The filter water is from the...
Verbs are often action words. They tell what happens in a sentence. Every sentence has a verb.
Verbs are normally action words. They tell what happens in a sentence. Every sentence has a verb.
Ramon put on his running shoes. He grabbed his headphones. He opened the door and took a deep breath...
A pronoun is a word that takes the place of a noun. Pronouns keep you from using the same noun or nouns over and over again.
Some pronouns take the place of a single person or thing: I, me, you, he, she, him, her, and it. Other pronouns take the place of plural nouns: we, us, they, and them.
A...