TUTORS PART
Simple sentences: A simple sentence has only one clause: The children were laughing. John wanted a new bicycle. All the girls are learning English. Compound sentences: A compound sentence has two or more clauses: (We stayed behind) and (finished the job) (We stayed behind) and (finished the job), then (we went home). The clauses in a compound sentence are joined by co-ordinating conjunctions: John shouted and everybody waved. We looked everywhere but we couldn’t …
STUDENTS PART
– aaa iii uuu eee ooo
– a bullet list has to be written manually like this.
– on the other hand, making tables will be difficult.
– we might have to insert an image file for that
TUTORS PART
Simple sentences: A simple sentence has only one clause: The children were laughing. John wanted a new bicycle. All the girls are learning English. Compound sentences: A compound sentence has two or more clauses: (We stayed behind) and (finished the job) (We stayed behind) and (finished the job), then (we went home). The clauses in a compound sentence are joined by co-ordinating conjunctions: John shouted and everybody waved. We looked everywhere but we couldn’t …
STUDENTS PART
– aaa iii uuu eee ooo
– a bullet list has to be written manually like this.
– on the other hand, making tables will be difficult.
– we might have to insert an image file for that
TUTORS PART
Simple sentences: A simple sentence has only one clause: The children were laughing. John wanted a new bicycle. All the girls are learning English. Compound sentences: A compound sentence has two or more clauses: (We stayed behind) and (finished the job) (We stayed behind) and (finished the job), then (we went home). The clauses in a compound sentence are joined by co-ordinating conjunctions: John shouted and everybody waved. We looked everywhere but we couldn’t …
STUDENTS PART
– aaa iii uuu eee ooo
– a bullet list has to be written manually like this.
– on the other hand, making tables will be difficult.
– we might have to insert an image file for that