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![✍️വിദ്യാഭ്യാസം - Types of Sentences Simple Sentence Compound Sentence One independent clause] Two independent clauses She plays I like teq, ond he likes coffee guitar Complex Sentence Compound-Complex Sentence One independent + One dependent Two independent + One dependent clause] She likes music, but he prefers movies Because it was raining because they're fun: | stayed inside WC @learnadvancedenglish Parts of a Sentence Subject Predicate What the subject does Who or what the sentence is about slept on the mat The cat. Object Modifiers Adds detail to the sentence Receives the action She kicked the bqll . He ran quickly_to school | slept on the mat The cat Subject Predicate Object Types of Sentences Simple Sentence Compound Sentence One independent clause] Two independent clauses She plays I like teq, ond he likes coffee guitar Complex Sentence Compound-Complex Sentence One independent + One dependent Two independent + One dependent clause] She likes music, but he prefers movies Because it was raining because they're fun: | stayed inside WC @learnadvancedenglish Parts of a Sentence Subject Predicate What the subject does Who or what the sentence is about slept on the mat The cat. Object Modifiers Adds detail to the sentence Receives the action She kicked the bqll . He ran quickly_to school | slept on the mat The cat Subject Predicate Object - ShareChat](https://cdn4.sharechat.com/bd5223f_s1w/compressed_gm_40_img_24128_99bb3c5_1775189017606_sc.jpg?tenant=sc&referrer=user-profile-service%2FrequestType50&f=606_sc.jpg "✍️വിദ്യാഭ്യാസം - Types of Sentences Simple Sentence Compound Sentence One independent clause] Two independent clauses She plays I like teq, ond he likes coffee guitar Complex Sentence Compound-Complex Sentence One independent + One dependent Two independent + One dependent clause] She likes music, but he prefers movies Because it was raining because they're fun: | stayed inside WC @learnadvancedenglish Parts of a Sentence Subject Predicate What the subject does Who or what the sentence is about slept on the mat The cat. Object Modifiers Adds detail to the sentence Receives the action She kicked the bqll . He ran quickly_to school | slept on the mat The cat Subject Predicate Object Types of Sentences Simple Sentence Compound Sentence One independent clause] Two independent clauses She plays I like teq, ond he likes coffee guitar Complex Sentence Compound-Complex Sentence One independent + One dependent Two independent + One dependent clause] She likes music, but he prefers movies Because it was raining because they're fun: | stayed inside WC @learnadvancedenglish Parts of a Sentence Subject Predicate What the subject does Who or what the sentence is about slept on the mat The cat. Object Modifiers Adds detail to the sentence Receives the action She kicked the bqll . He ran quickly_to school | slept on the mat The cat Subject Predicate Object - ShareChat")
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![💯 Spoken English - ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^11 Too vs. Enough T00 ENOUGH Rule: Rule: "Too is used to show more "Enough" is used to show sufficient (a positive or possible than needed (a negative amound) Structure:| Structure: Too + adjective / adverb Adjective / adverb + enough for verb) to noun Enough +noun Examples: Exomples: Tts t೦೦ cold to swim. enough to go outside Its worm He speaks too quickly for me He speaks slowly enough for to understand me to understand This coat is too expensive have enough time to finsh this The coffee is too hot to drink She doesnt have enough money The box is too heavy for her Is the room big enough for all of us? carry to KEY DIFFERENCE Enough T00 Shows sufficient amount Shows more than needed Positive or possible amount Anegative amount Usually before adjectivesladverbs Usually after adjectives/before nouns] Simple Tricka Too' Too muchor excesive Enough Sufficent or odequnte ' ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^11 Too vs. Enough T00 ENOUGH Rule: Rule: "Too is used to show more "Enough" is used to show sufficient (a positive or possible than needed (a negative amound) Structure:| Structure: Too + adjective / adverb Adjective / adverb + enough for verb) to noun Enough +noun Examples: Exomples: Tts t೦೦ cold to swim. enough to go outside Its worm He speaks too quickly for me He speaks slowly enough for to understand me to understand This coat is too expensive have enough time to finsh this The coffee is too hot to drink She doesnt have enough money The box is too heavy for her Is the room big enough for all of us? carry to KEY DIFFERENCE Enough T00 Shows sufficient amount Shows more than needed Positive or possible amount Anegative amount Usually before adjectivesladverbs Usually after adjectives/before nouns] Simple Tricka Too' Too muchor excesive Enough Sufficent or odequnte ' - ShareChat](https://cdn4.sharechat.com/bd5223f_s1w/compressed_gm_40_img_794804_2296bbf6_1775020770746_sc.jpg?tenant=sc&referrer=user-profile-service%2FrequestType50&f=746_sc.jpg "💯 Spoken English - ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^11 Too vs. Enough T00 ENOUGH Rule: Rule: \"Too is used to show more \"Enough\" is used to show sufficient (a positive or possible than needed (a negative amound) Structure:| Structure: Too + adjective / adverb Adjective / adverb + enough for verb) to noun Enough +noun Examples: Exomples: Tts t೦೦ cold to swim. enough to go outside Its worm He speaks too quickly for me He speaks slowly enough for to understand me to understand This coat is too expensive have enough time to finsh this The coffee is too hot to drink She doesnt have enough money The box is too heavy for her Is the room big enough for all of us? carry to KEY DIFFERENCE Enough T00 Shows sufficient amount Shows more than needed Positive or possible amount Anegative amount Usually before adjectivesladverbs Usually after adjectives/before nouns] Simple Tricka Too' Too muchor excesive Enough Sufficent or odequnte ' ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^11 Too vs. Enough T00 ENOUGH Rule: Rule: \"Too is used to show more \"Enough\" is used to show sufficient (a positive or possible than needed (a negative amound) Structure:| Structure: Too + adjective / adverb Adjective / adverb + enough for verb) to noun Enough +noun Examples: Exomples: Tts t೦೦ cold to swim. enough to go outside Its worm He speaks too quickly for me He speaks slowly enough for to understand me to understand This coat is too expensive have enough time to finsh this The coffee is too hot to drink She doesnt have enough money The box is too heavy for her Is the room big enough for all of us? carry to KEY DIFFERENCE Enough T00 Shows sufficient amount Shows more than needed Positive or possible amount Anegative amount Usually before adjectivesladverbs Usually after adjectives/before nouns] Simple Tricka Too' Too muchor excesive Enough Sufficent or odequnte ' - ShareChat")
