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Grammar Lesson

Published on Jan 11, 2016

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Get Ready to Learn About Grammar!

How to write a sentence.

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Sentences must have a subject and a predicate.

A subject is a person, place, or thing. A predicate is an action.

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I went to a store to buy ice cream.

"I" is the complete subject. "Went to the store" is the complete predicate.

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We saw a movie.

In the sentence the simple subject is "we". "Saw" is the simple predicate.

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Conjunctions are words that join sentences together.

These words are: and, nor, but, for, yet, so, and or.

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Should I have pizza or wings?

"Or" is the conjunction.

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I like Christmas, but I also like Halloween.

"But" is the conjunction.

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I rode my bike.

Past tense is when it's already happened.

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I am riding my bike.

Present tense is when it's happening right now.

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I will ride my bike.

Future is when it will happened.

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Now, you've learned about Grammar!

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