My Dog Bites The English Teacher Back To School Giveaway
I’ve got an additional copy of My Dog Bites The English Teacher, just in time for back to school.You can read more about the book in my review but to summarize, this book would make a great desk reference for any student.
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37 thoughts on “My Dog Bites The English Teacher Back To School Giveaway”
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Cindy,
A noun substitute, a generalized word that usually has an antecedent–I am showing off again.
Pat.
Cindy,
Welcome.
Pat.
Cindy,
Appreciate that.
Pat.
Cindy,
Welcome.
Pat.
I have your button on my sidebar!
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I’m following on Twitter! monkeyami
I’m a subscriber by Reader!
One part of speech is a pronoun!
Natalie,
Love words that add meaning and color as long as they are not the same old, same old.
Pat.
Natalie,
Keeping busy.
Pat.
Natalie,
Way to go.
Pat.
Natalie,
What kind of blogs do you like?
Pat.
Natalie,
Hope you enjoy the site.
Pat.
I blogged!
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I follow on Twitter! natdey
How about an adjective? Those words are great to use to describe something!
Jill,
Substitute for, usually with an anticedent–can indicate 1st, 2nd, or 3rd person, singular or plural number, gender, and even case usage. I am shopwing off. No one has said a word to me about any pronouns since I retired ten years ago. Please forgive me for my mental lapse.
Pat.
Jill,
Thanks.
Pat.
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Personal pronoun- refering to a specific person or thing!
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Pam,
Lest we forget the intangible abstract ones like love….
Pat.
A noun. Person, place or thing (o:
Marie,
This book is very relaxed with rules esp. punctuation.
Pat.
This looks like a great book for teaching my kids some useful grammar skills! I always like adverbs because they often answer questions such as how? (or in what way?), when?, where?, why? and to what extent?.
Winning Readings,
In English plpacement is so important. In some languages word order is not key. What a difference between My dog bites the English teacher AND The English teacher bites my dog.
Pat.
Winning readings,
Appreciate your following.
Pat.
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We’ve posted about this giveaway at Winning Readings:
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Nancy,
Lest not forget the “ide” including sports, hobbies, emotions, I could go on but the list is too long for anyone to learn.
Pat.
Nancy,
Thanks.
Pat.
Winning Readings,
Or being….especially important to some.
Pat.
Let’s go with action: the verb! Looks like a fun way to learn…
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A noun is a name of a person, place or thing.