Grammar+Blog


 * Speaking and writing any language is really a form of art, even better yet, a puzzle. You don't even realize that for every sentence you speak, you are combining subjects and predicates. You are using nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, conjunctions, articles, prepositions, prepositional phrases, determiners, and the list can go on and on and on! Somehow we just learn how to fit the pieces together so that our thoughts make sense. We don't typically stop and analyze the words we use to complete a thought; we just use them.(That's because we are so incredibly smart!) This year we are going to dissect our sentences so that we can take a closer look at how brilliant we are! We are going to break apart sentences and look at all the pieces we used to create such masterpieces. But, we must start at a very simple level. You will soon see that putting together sentences so that others can understand our point, is a very complicated process that we have made seem so simple. So, let's get started! ||


 * 9-4-13 Simple Subjects and Simple Predicates, Direct Objects**
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