It's Five O'clock. I'd Better Go Now Before The Traffic Gets Too Bad
It's Five O'clock. I'd Better Go Now Before The Traffic Gets Too Bad
accept
PART OF SPEECH
verb
EXAMPLE
I accept the consequences
advice
noun
affect
verb
alike
adjective
almost
adverb
already
averb
among
preposition
amount
noun
number
noun
and
conjunction
another
determiner, pronoun
as
adverb
base
noun
beside
costume
preposition
noun
descent
noun
do
verb
especially
adverb
farther
adverb
first
ordinal number
formally
adverb
had better
adjective
would rather
modal verb
hard
adjective
imaginary
adjective
its
pronoun + verb
later
adverb
lay
verb
You and me
I want another piece of pizza
He will be as intelligent as his father
The base of the new machine is very heavy
She sits besides me every morning
I love your Halloween costume!
It is a mouse
He will back later
She laid the baby i the bed
(write tenses
of two verbs)
loose
adjective
maybe
adverb
near
no
adverb
determiner
on the contrary
noun
passed
verb
quiet
raise
rice
adjective
verb
noun
Please be quiet
He raised the window and looked her.
Do you prefer rice or beans?
remember
verb
sensible
set
(write all the tenses)
so
than
their
thought
through
adjective
verb
adverb
You are so beautiful.
preposition/conjunction My dog is a lot taller than your dog.
determiner
He gave her their coat.
preposition, adverb
to
preposition
two
too
number
adverb
whos
pronoun+verb
your
possesive adjective
expect
verb
wait
verb
EXPLANTION
Means that tou are agree with something
It's an opinion thtat someone offers you about
what you should do or shouldn't do in a particular
situation
WORD
except
PART OF SPEECH
preposition, conjunction
advise
verb
effect
noun
(un)like
preposition
most
adverb
all ready
adjective + adjective
between
preposition
quantity
noun
also
adverb
other
determiner
like
verb
basis
noun
besides
custom
adverb
noun
decent
adjective
make
verb
special
adjective
further
adverb
former
adjective
formerly
adverb
hardly
adervb
imaginative
adjective
its
pronoun
latter
adjective
lie
verb
lose
verb
may be
modal verb
nearly
not
adverb
adverb
past
adverb
quite
rise
arise
adverb
remind
sensitive
sit
that
then
theyre
pronoun+verb
too
adverb
very
adverb
whose
pronoun
youre
pronoun+verb
hope
verb
wish
verb
EXAMPLE
I work everyday except Sundays
EXPLANTION
This word excludes a word or idea of the main sentence.
in addition to something
I lost my keys
to express possibility
you're my cousin.
WORD
PART OF SPEECH
EXAMPLE
others
pronoun
last
adjective
lie
verb
to lie in bed
none
such
pronoun
EXPLANTION
that