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Some of this week’s English homework was to write senences with the words two, too and to, the words hear and here and there, their and they’re. There are my sentences:

Come over HERE, I can’t HEAR you!

TWO of my friends and I are going TO the movies, maybe one more can come TOO.

THEY’RE THERE, standing near THEIR door.

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Also is some Grammar Gremlins things:

Common NOUN - the name given to a person, place or thing eg pimple, towel, pumpkin

ADJECTIVE - a word which describes a noun eg. blind, prickly, enormous

PROPER NOUN - the name of a particular person, place or thing. Proper nouns have capital letters. eg Kevin Rudd, Canberra, Prime Minister

VERB - an action or a doing word. If you can do it, then it’s a verb eg crawl, tickle, swim

ADVERB - Adds to the verb. Usually ends in ly and usually answers the question “how” something was done. eg. erratically, mercilessly, quickly

PERSONAL PRONOUN - a word which indicates personal onwership eg she, he, they, we, them, their, we,

CONJUNCTION - A word that joins 2 ideas together in a sentence. eg. and, then, so, but.  One conjunction, one fullstop. A sentence must only contain one conjunction.

PREPOSITION - A word  which indicates the “position” of something, compared to something else eg. the frog in the pond, the turtle under the rocks

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