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| and legs, and black patches around its eyes.Most pandas live on their own, in the mountains of china. They eat bamboo which grows in the forests. red noun blue pronoun green verb I am starting from parts of speechs. |
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| All living things need water. people and animals need water to drink.Plants need water to help them grow.Rain is water that falls from the clouds in the sky. Clouds are made of millions and millions of tiny drops of water. Red Nounoun Blue Pronoun Green Verb |
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Idont know pronouns in the paragraph. |
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Within a sentence words are divided into two basic categories: 1) their name (FORM) and what they do (FUNCTION). 1. All living things need water. FORM All (adjective) living (participle adjective) things (plural noun) need (present tense verb) water (non-count noun) FUNCTION All living things (subject) need (main verb) water (object) All (modifies the noun phrase 'living things') living (modifies the plural noun 'things') 2. People and animals need water to drink. FORM People (plural noun) and (conjunction) animals (plural noun) need (present tense verb) water (non-count noun) to drink (to-infinitive verb) FUNCTION People and animals (subject) need (verb) water (object) to drink (adverb) It answers the question, "Why do people and animals need water?" 3. Plants need water to help them grow. FORM Plants (plural noun) need (present tense verb) water (non-count noun) to help (to-infintive verb) them (plural pronoun, personal, object form) FUNCTION Plants (subject) need (verb) water (object) to help them grow (adverb) 4. Rain is water that falls from the clouds in the sky. FORM Rain (noun) is (linking verb, present tense) water (non-count noun) that (subordinate conjunction) falls (verb) from (preposition) the (determiner/article) clouds (plural noun) in (preposition) the (determiner/article) sky (noun) FUNCTION Rain (subject) is (linking verb, present tense) water (object) that falls from clouds in the sky (relative clause) It modifies or describes the noun 'water') from clouds (adverb) Where does the rain fall from? in the sky (adverb) Where are the clouds? In the sky. 5. Clouds are made of millions and millions of tiny drops of water. Clouds (plural noun) are (linking verb, present tense, plural) made (adjective) of (preposition) millions (plural noun) and (conjunction) millions (plural noun) of (preposition) tiny (adjective) drops (plural noun) of (preposition) water (non-count noun) FUNCTION Clouds (subject) are (verb) made of millions and millions of tiny drops of water (object) All the best, |
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Cas is very thorough. :) |
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| Hi, Thank you RonBee for correcting my santences. :) |
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