Vocabulary skill: Recognizing parts of the speech
Noun (sustantivo) es la parte de la oración que nombra a una persona, animal, lugar, objeto, etc. En el siguiente ejemplo sisters (hermanas) funciona como el sustantivo que ejecuta una acción:
- My sisters work on weekends. (Mis hermanas trabajan los fines de semana)
Pronoun (pronombre) es la parte de la oración que sustituye a los nouns (sustantivos), mis hermanas puede ser sustituido con el pronombre they (ellos o ellas):
- They work on weekends. (Ellas trabajan los fines de semana)
Adjective (adjetivo) proporciona información sobre el noun (sustantivo) o del pronoun (pronombre)
- My sisters are tall. (Mis hermanas son altas)
- They are tall. (Ellas son altas)
Los adjetivos (adjetives) modifican sustantivos, indican cómo es algo. Una casa puede ser nueva (new) o vieja (old), new y old son los adjetivos que nos indican cómo es la casa.
Articles (artículos) en inglés preceden al noun (sustantivo), se debe distinguir entre el artículo definido (The) y el artículo indefinido (a o an):
- A good friend is always loyal. (Un buen amigo siempre es leal)
- The book which she was reading is on the table. (El libro que ella estaba leyendo está sobre la mesa)
El artículo indefinido a o an significan un, hacen referencia a un objeto pero no a uno en particular, por eso se le conoce como artículo indefinido. En contraste, el artículo definido the (el, la, los, las) hace referencia a un objeto en particular.
El subject (sujeto) es la persona, animal, objeto o cosa de la que se dice que realiza una acción, se expresa mediante un noun (sustantivo) o pronoun (pronombre) que puede ir acompañado de un artículo, adjetivo u otras palabras:
- My sisters work on weekends. (Mis hermanas trabajan los fines de semana)
- The dog chases the cat all around the house. (El perro persigue al gato por toda la casa)
- Mr. Green works with my uncle. (El Sr. Green trabaja con mi tío)
Verb (verbo) nos indica la acción que realiza el sujeto de la oración:
- My sisters work on weekends. (Mis hermanas trabajan los fines de semana)
- The dog chases the cat all around the house. (El perro persigue al gato por toda la casa)
- Mr. Green works with my uncle. (El Sr. Green trabaja con mi tío)
- They always play tennis on Sundays. (Ellos siempre juegan tenis los domingos)
Existen verbos auxiliares que permiten expresar en que tiempo verbal se realiza, realizó o realizará la acción:
- Does he always walk to school? (¿Él siempre camina para ir a la escuela?)
- Did she go there twice a week? (¿Ella fue allí dos veces a la semana?)
- The bus will stop at the corner. (El autobús se detendrá en la esquina)
También, hay verbos modales:
- She can try to finish her projects on time. (Ella puede tratar de terminar sus proyectos a tiempo)
- You might prepare your work more carefully. (Tú podrías preparar tu trabajo más cuidadosamente)
- I must work tonight. (Yo debo trabajar esta noche)
Y verbos principales:
- Does he always walk to school? (¿Él siempre camina para ir a la escuela?)
- Did she go there twice a week? (¿Ella fue allí dos veces a la semana?)
- The bus will stop at the corner. (El autobús se detendrá en la esquina)
- She can try to finish her projects on time. (Ella puede tratar de terminar sus proyectos a tiempo)
- You might prepare your work more carefully. (Tú podrías preparar tu trabajo más cuidadosamente)
- I must work tonight. (Yo debo trabajar esta noche)
Adverbio (adverb) proporciona información adicional sobre el verbo:
- He does his homework carefully. (Él hace su tarea cuidadosamente)
- I need your help. Please, come quickly. (Necesito tu ayuda. Por favor, ven rápido)
- You must drive slowly along this road. (Tú debes manejar lentamente en este camino)
Preposition (preposición) expresa la relación entre algunas de las partes de la oración:
- The book is on the desk. (El libro esta sobre el escritorio)
- The dog chases the cat all around the house. (El perro persigue al gato por toda la casa)
Conjunction (conjunción) une dos palabras o dos ideas:
- He is smart and handsome. (Él es inteligente y bien parecido)
- You are sick but you have to go to school. (Estás enfermo pero tienes que ir a la escuela)
- Do you want lemonade or coffee? (¿Quieres limonada o café?)
Generalmente, se identifican tres partes: sujeto, verbo y complemento:
- My sisters work on weekends. (Mis hermanas trabajan los fines de semana)
- They work on weekends. (Ellas trabajan los fines de semana)
- The dog chases the cat all around the house. (El perro persigue al gato por toda la casa)
- Mr. Green works with my uncle. (El Sr. Green trabaja con mi tío)
- He does his homework carefully. (Él hace su tarea cuidadosamente)
- The book is on the desk. (El libro esta sobre el escritorio
Utiliza el siguiente sitio web para identificar las partes de un enunciado en un texto.https://rewordify.com
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Parts of the speech taken from “Frankeinsten” chapter number 10 (first paragraph).
Preposition: On-from-for-of-to-at-on- on- to-on-for-over-to
Pronoun: My-I-my-my-you-your-us-which-you-it-what-your-my you
Noun: Return-letter- Victor-letter-date-retur-lines-day-kindness-surprise-son-welcom-contrary-tears-wretchedness-Victor- misfortune-absence-griefs-pain-son-news-eye-page-words-convey-tidings.
Verb: Found-have-waited-fix-was-tempted-write-mentioning-should-expect-would-be-dare-do-would-be-epect-behold-can-related-cannot-have-rendered-shall-wish-prepare-know-is-skims-sick-are
Article: The-the-the-the-the-the-the-
Adjective: Following-father-dear-first-few-cruel-happy-glad-callous-long-absent-woeful-impossible-horrible
Adverb: Problably-impatiently-only-merely-not-when-how-how-even-now
Conjuction:And-but-and-and-and-And-and-and-and-but
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Hello teacher. My name is Jesús Alberto Chavelas Luviano.
ReplyDeleteI read Peter Pan by Barrie, J. M. Chapter 1. (FIRST AND SECOND paragraphs).
Preposition: Except, up, up, in, for, with, between, after, for,on, of, to, at, until, within, though,
Verb: grow, know , knew, was, playing, knew, plucked, ran, suppose, have looked, put, cried, remain, passed, are, know, beginning, lived, came, had, could,discover, get
Adverb: soon, when, eather, why, ever, always,however, there, never, there, perfectly,
Noun: Children, Wendy, day, years, garden, flower, mother, hand, heart, subject, end, course, number, mother, lady, mind, mouth, boxes, east, corner, kiss, hear
Pronoun: They, she, her, that, you, they, their, it , I
Article: All, this, another, the, all
Adjective: One, way, old, delightful, romantic, sweet, mocking, puzzling, conspicuous, right-hand
Conjunction: And, but
All children , except one , grow up . They soon know that they will grow up , and the way Wendyknew was this . One day when she was two years old she was playing in a garden , and sheplucked another flower and ran with it to her mother . I suppose she must have looked rather delightful , for Mrs . Darling put her hand to her heart and cried , " Oh , why ca n't you remain like this for ever ! " This was all that passed between them on the subject , but henceforth Wendyknew that she must grow up . You always know after you are two . Two is the beginning of theend .
Of course they lived at 14 [_NN their house number on their street ]_JJ , and until Wendy cameher mother was the chief one . She was a lovely lady , with a romantic mind and such a sweetmocking mouth . Her romantic mind was like the tiny boxes , one within the other , that comefrom the puzzling East , however many you discover there is always one more ; and her sweet mocking mouth had one kiss on it that Wendy could never get , though there it was , perfectly conspicuous in the right-hand corner .
Octavio Gutierrez de la O.
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Texto- Pinochio
At school, Pinocchio told his friend all about fun island. His friend wanted to go with him. Pinocchio and his hurriedly climbed aboard a ship that was going to Fun Island. On the island they didn’t know that little boys were turned into donkeys and used for very hard work.
Noun- school,Pinochio, friend. island, Fun, boys, donkeys, work.
Pronoun- His, him, that, they.
Verb- told, wanted, to, go, climbed, was, going, did, know, were, turned, used.
Adjective- fun, a, little, hard.
Advrb- hurriedly, n't, very.
Conjunction- and
Preposition -At , about, with, aboard , to , On, into, for.
Article- all, the
Hello teacher, I am Verónica Isaías
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I had a great weekend . On Friday afternoon , I finished work at 5 PM . I went home and took a shower . Then I went to see a couple of my friends at a bar downtown .
We had a couple of beers and a nice talk .
Tom told us about his new job , and Jim told us about his new girlfriend . After a while , we went to a restaurant and had pizza . I went to bed late that night , but I was very happy .
On Saturday morning I went running in the park . I ran 5 kilometers , and then came home .
After that , I met my girlfriend for lunch . We went to a Thai restaurant near my house . I love Thai food !
I spent the evening with my girlfriend , watching TV on the sofa .
The next day , I got up and caught the train to my parents' town . I usually go to see my parents on Sundays , at least twice a month .
My mom usually makes a roast , and we go for a walk in the park or in the country after lunch .
This weekend was a bit different , though . My parents took me out for a nice lunch , because it was my birthday . After lunch , we took a walk ( as usual ) and then I caught the train back to London .
Now it 's Monday and I'm back at work , but I 've got big plans for next weekend !
The three little pigs
ReplyDeleteThere was an old sow with three little pigs, and as she had not enough to keep them, she sent them out to seek their fortune. The first that went off met a man with a bundle of straw, and said to him, "Please, man, give me that straw to build me a house." Which the man did, and the little pig built a house with.
Noun: pig-pigs-sow-fortune-man-straw-hous
pronoun: them-she-their-him-me-that-which-it
verb: was-had-to-keep-sent-seekwent-said-please-give-build-did
adjective: three-little-old-first-a
adverb: there-not-enough
conjunction: and
preposition: with-as-out-off-of-to
article: the-an
interjection:
Edgar Cruz Castañeda
The Wolf and the Seven Kids
ReplyDeleteThere was once upon a time an old goat who had seven little kids, and loved them with all the love of a mother for her children. One day she wanted to go into the forest and fetch some food. So she called all seven to her and said, "Dear children, I have to go into the forest, be on your guard against the wolf, if he comes in, he will devour you all - skin, hair, and everything. The wretch often disguises himself, but you will know him at once by his rough voice and his black feet."
The kids said, "Dear mother, we will take good care of ourselves, you may go away without any anxiety." Then the old one bleated, and went on her way with an easy mind.
Noun: Wolf- Kids-time- goat- kids-love- mother- children- forest- food- Dear- day-guard-skin- hair- everything- voice-wretch-feet- kids- mother- care- way- mind-anxiety
Pronoun: who- them- her- she- your- he- you- himself- him- his- we- ourselves-
Verb: was- had- loved- wanted- to- go- fetch- called- said- have- be- comes- will- devour- disguises- know- said- take- may- bleated- went
Adjective: Seven- a- old- seven- little- One- rough- black- good- easy
Adverb: There- once- So- often- away- Then
Conjunction: and- but
Preposition: upon- with- of- for- into- against- if- to- in- at- by- of- without- on- with
Article: The- an- all- the- any- some
Interjection:
Values have existed since human began to live in community; they had to establish principles to guide their behavior towards others. In this sense typical values such as honesty, responsibility, truth, solidarity, cooperation, tolerance and respect, are considered universal moral values.
ReplyDeleteWhat is a value? It is a belief, principle, or standard that influences your behavior. All people have their own beliefs, for example some people believe a lot in the unity of the family and in familiar traditions. Your beliefs, values and principles help you define who you are. The experiences you have had throughout the course of your life contribute how you view the world. Your family and school have given you some values that help you to live in a community.
Your personal values are the principles and standards you use to make decisions in your current life. By identifying your most important values, you will make better life decisions according to your way of thinking and feeling.
Your choices impact every aspect of your life including personal and interactions with the members of your community. Before making a decision it’s important that you collect information and evaluate the way they could impact you.
As you can see moral values are standards of behavior that help you to realize what is the most important in your life, and what to do in specific circumstances.
Noun: Values, community, principles, behavior, others, sense, people, family, world, example
Pronoun: their, your, you, they
Verb: have, existed, believe, help, define, are, contibute, given, use, make, feeling, thinking, can, see, behavior, do, collect, is, guide
Adjective: human, typical, considered, universal, moral
Adverb: will, could, impact
Conjunction: and, or
Preposition:in, for, of, by, with, before, As
Article: all, this, some, the
Interjection: how, most
BAXTER DAWES
ReplyDeleteSOON after Paul had been to the theatre with Clara , he was drinking in the Punch Bowl with some friends of his when Dawes came in . Clara 's husband was growing stout ; his eyelids were getting slack over his brown eyes ; he was losing his healthy firmness of flesh . He was very evidently on the downward track . Having quarrelled with his sister , he had gone into cheap lodgings . His mistress had left him for a man who would marry her . He had been in prison one night for fighting when he was drunk , and there was a shady betting episode in which he was concerned .
Noun: Paul, theatre, Clara, Bowl, Friends, Dawes , husband, eyelids, eyes, firmness, flesh , track, sister , lodgings, mistress, man ,prison,night ,episode
Pronoun:He, his, her, him, which
Verb: had , been , was drinking , came , was growing , was losing , weregetting, Having quarrelled , fighting, had left , would marry ,
Adjective: Punch, slack , downward, healthy, stout, drunk, concerned , betting ,shady . Brown, one,
Adverb: SOON, veryevidently, in , when , there
Conjunction : and
Preposition: after ,to, with, , of , over, in , for, into
Article the,some
NEWSLETTER
ReplyDeleteMurtaza (understood/made real/achieved) one of his biggest dreams today! He received team jerseys and an autographed football with a personal message from UNICEF Goodwill Representative Leo Messi.
"I love Messi and my shirt says Messi loves me," said Murtaza.
Noun: HIS, He, an, UNICEF Goodwill, Leo Messi.
Pronoun: I
Verb: dreams, team, message, love
Adjective: ONE, biggest, received, autographed, personal,
Adverb: today
Conjunction: AND
Preposition: FROM
Article: OF, WITH, A
MAESTRANTE: ARTURO OZUNA SÁNCHEZ.
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UPN UNIDAD 122, ACAPULCO, GRO.
Mark Twain
Chapter I
(Part of the book Adventures of Tom Sawyer, The)
"TOM!"
No answer.
"TOM!"
No answer.
"What's gone with that boy, I wonder? You TOM!"
No answer.
The old lady pulled her eyeglasses down and looked over them about the room; then she putthem up and looked out under them. She almost never or never looked through them for sosmall a thing as a boy; they were her state pair, the pride of her heart, and were built for "style," not service—she could have seen through a pair of stove-lids just the same. She looked confusedfor a moment, and then said, not extremely strongly, but still loud enough for the furniture tohear:
-Noun: "TOM!", boy, lady, room, state, thing, pride, heart, stove-lids
-Pronoun: her, them, she, they, I, You
-Adjective: wonder, old , sosmall
-Article The, a, an
-Verb gone, looked, pair, answer, pulled, could, have, said
-Adverb putthem, then, built, seen, same, extremely, strongly, still, enough
-Preposition out, over, down, about, with, under, up, of, through
-Conjunction and, or, for, as, but
Hola Maestra Connie...
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Romeo y Julieta ACTO 5 PRIMER PARRAFO
preposition if of at in about with with in in from for in with in o for since for to from with with for
Pronoun I my my IS HIS mme my me that myme itself
verb MY truth sleep presage sits lift dreamt came found mgives to think
ADJECTIVE FLATTERING JOYFUL UNACCUSTUM CHEERFUL STRANGE DEAD SUCH RICH
adverb lightly how when so
conjection and and and and but
Article the some all this and that
Interjection ah
Alice was beginning to get very tired of sitting by her sister on the bank, and of having nothing to do: once or twice she had peeped into the book her sister was reading, but it had no pictures or conversations in it, 'and what is the use of a book,' thought Alice 'without pictures.
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PRONUON (PRONOMBRE):her,she,it
ARTICLES(ARTICULOS):the
VERB(VERBO):was,get,had,having,thought,reading,use,do
CONJUCTION(CONJUCIONES):and,or
ADVERB(ADVERBIOS):once
PREPOSITION(PREPOSICION):by,but,without,to,into,of,in,
Parts of the speech taken from “Frankeinsten” chapter number 10 (first paragraph).
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Pronoun: My-I-my-my-you-your-us-which-you-it-what-your-my you
Noun: Return-letter- Victor-letter-date-retur-lines-day-kindness-surprise-son-welcom-contrary-tears-wretchedness-Victor- misfortune-absence-griefs-pain-son-news-eye-page-words-convey-tidings.
Verb: Found-have-waited-fix-was-tempted-write-mentioning-should-expect-would-be-dare-do-would-be-epect-behold-can-related-cannot-have-rendered-shall-wish-prepare-know-is-skims-sick-are
Article: The-the-the-the-the-the-the-
Adjective: Following-father-dear-first-few-cruel-happy-glad-callous-long-absent-woeful-impossible-horrible
Adverb: Problably-impatiently-only-merely-not-when-how-how-even-now
Conjuction:And-but-and-and-and-And-and-and-and-but
Eduardo Miguel Chilian Hermosillo.
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I had a great weekend . On Friday afternoon , I finished work at 5 PM . I went home and took ashower . Then I went to see a couple of my friends at a bar downtown .
We had a couple of beers and a nice talk .
Tom told us about his new job , and Jim told us about his new girlfriend . After a while , we wentto a restaurant and had pizza . I went to bed late that night , but I was very happy .
On Saturday morning I went running in the park . I ran 5 kilometers , and then came home .
After that , I met my girlfriend for lunch . We went to a Thai restaurant near my house . I love Thaifood !
I spent the evening with my girlfriend , watching TV on the sofa .
The next day , I got up and caught the train to my parents' town . I usually go to see my parentson Sundays , at least twice a month .
My mom usually makes a roast , and we go for a walk in the park or in the country after lunch .
This weekend was a bit different , though . My parents took me out for a nice lunch , because itwas my birthday . After lunch , we took a walk ( as usual ) and then I caught the train back toLondon .
Now it 's Monday and I'm back at work , but I 've got big plans for next weekend !
ARTICLE: The, the, the, the, the, a, the, a, the,this, the.
PREPOSITION: On, at, of, at, of, about, about, after, while, On, in, After, for, near, with, on, to, on, at, for, in, in, after, though, out, for, because, After, as, to, at, for.
CONJUCTION: and, and, and, and, but, and, and, and, but, and, and, and, or, and, and, but.
ADVERB: Then, very, then, up, usually, twice, usually, back, now, back.
ADJECTIVE: great, nice, new, new, late, happy, five, came, next, least,different, usual, big, next.
VERB: had,told, told, wentto, had, went, was, went, running, ran, met, went, love, spent, watching, go, caught, go, see, makes, go, was, took, was, took, caught, is, am, have, got.
PRONOUN: I, I, I, We, us, his, us, his, we, I, I, I, my, We, my, I, I, my, I, my, I, my, My, we, My, we, I, it, I.
NOUN: weekend, Fryday, afternoon, work, PM, home, hower, couple, friends, downtown, couple, beers, talk, Tom, job, Jim, girlfriend, restaurant, nigth, Saturday, morning, park, kilometers, home, girlfriend, Tha, restaurant, house, Thaifood, evening, girlfriend, TV, sofá, day, town, parents, Sundays, month, mom, roast, walk, park, country, lunch, weekend, bit, parents, lunch, lunch, train, London, Monday. Work, plans, weekend.
CUENTO EL PRINCIPITO
ReplyDeleteEvery day I learned something new about the planet, about the game and about the trip. This comes softly from reflections' chance. In this way I became aware on the third day of the baobab drama.
It was also thanks to the lamb and as concerned about a deep doubt, when the little prince asked me:
-Is it true that the lambs eat the bushes?
-Yes it's correct.
-Oh, what do I answer?
I did not understand why it was so important for him that the lambs ate the bushes. But the little prince added:
-Then they eat the Baobabs too.
I made the little prince understand that the baobabs are not shrubs, but trees as big as churches and that even if he took a whole herd of elephants with him, the flock would not end up with a single baobab.
This idea of the herd of elephants made the little prince laugh.
-The elephants should be put on top of each other ...
Preposition: with
Conjugation: y
adverb: yes, no, over
adjective: new, great
Verb: I learned, reflections, drama, worried, understand.
pronoun: I, the, the this, is.
noun: planet, baobabs, lamb, little prince, shrubs, trees, churches, elephants.
Buenas noches soy Claudia
ReplyDeleteThere was once a hat vendor who lived in a very distant town.
He had in which he worked making hats of all kinds: hats of straw, of felt, and of fabrics of many colors; hats for parties and weddings, baptisms and funerals; hats for rain and sun.
But it was not going very well, because everyone in the town already had a hat, they did not wear a hat, or they simply did not have money to buy one.
NOUN:WORKED,
ARTICLE: a, a, a, a, the,there,
PREPOSITION: in, of, of, of, of, of, in, to, in, for, for, because,
CONJUNTION: But, or, and, , and, and, and,
ADVERB: very, very,
ADJECTIVE:
VERB: was, was,
Juan Emmanuel Barragán Hernández Maestría en Formación y Práctica Docente.
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SOON after Paul had been to the theatre with Clara , he was drinking in the Punch Bowl with some friends of his when Dawes came in . Clara 's husband was growing stout ; his eyelids were getting slack over his brown eyes ; he was losing his healthy firmness of flesh . He was very evidently on the downward track . Having quarrelled with his sister , he had gone into cheap lodgings . His mistress had left him for a man who would marry her . He had been in prison one night for fighting when he was drunk , and there was a shady betting episode in which he was concerned .
Noun: Paul, theatre, Clara, Bowl, Friends, Dawes , husband, eyelids, eyes, firmness, flesh , track, sister , lodgings, mistress, man ,prison,night ,episode
Pronoun:He, his, her, him, which
Verb: had , been , was drinking , came , was growing , was losing , weregetting, Having quarrelled , fighting, had left , would marry ,
Adjective: Punch, slack , downward, healthy, stout, drunk, concerned , betting ,shady . Brown, one,
Adverb: SOON, veryevidently, in , when , there
Conjunction : and
Preposition: after ,to, with, , of , over, in , for, into
Article the,some
Either the well was very deep, or she fell very slowly, for she had plenty of time as she went down to look about her and to wonder what was going to happen next. First, she tried to look down and make out what she was coming to, but it was too dark to see anything;
ReplyDeleteNOUN: Plenty, time, firts. anything.
PRONOUN: she, what, it.
VERB: fell, had, went, look, was. wonder, look, see.
ADJETIVE: deep, dark.
ADVERB: well, very slowy, donwn, too.
CONJUTION: either, or, and, but.
PREPOSITION: for,of, as,about.
ARTICLE: the.
Noum: a prince who was looking for a princess.
ReplyDeletePronombre: . she must be a real princess.
Adjetive: they are tall.
Articles: The king and queen and prince sat round the fire toasting crumpets.
Verb: Water streamed off the ends of her long hair, ran down her clothes and into her shoes
Adverbio: He does his hometask carefully.
Prepositio: The prince chases a the princess around the palace. The prince chases a the princess around the palace.
Conjunction: He is Smart and handsome.
María Mejía Heredia.
Preposition: On-from-for-of-to-at-on- on- to-on-for-over-to
ReplyDeletePronoun: My-I-my-my-you-your-us-which-you-it-what-your-my you
Noun: Return-letter- Victor-letter-date-retur-lines-day-kindness-surprise-son-welcom-contrary-tears-wretchedness-Victor- misfortune-absence-griefs-pain-son-news-eye-page-words-convey-tidings.
Verb: Found-have-waited-fix-was-tempted-write-mentioning-should-expect-would-be-dare-do-would-be-epect-behold-can-related-cannot-have-rendered-shall-wish-prepare-know-is-skims-sick-are
Article: The-the-the-the-the-the-the-
Adjective: Following-father-dear-first-few-cruel-happy-glad-callous-long-absent-woeful-impossible-horrible
Adverb: Problably-impatiently-only-merely-not-when-how-how-even-now
Conjuction:And-but-and-and-and-And-and-and-and-but
Little as Geppetto's house was, it was neat and comfortable. It was a small room on the ground floor, with a tiny window under the stairway. The furniture could not have been much simpler: a very old chair, a weak and shaky old bed, and a tumble-down table. A fireplace full of burning logs was painted on the wall opposite the door. Over the fire, there was painted a pot full of something which kept boiling happily away and sending up clouds of what looked like real steam.
ReplyDeleteArticle: a
Adjetive: little, small, tiny, happily, what, burning, sending
conjuction: and, as
Pronoun:it
Verbs:was, have, been, full, old
Subject: geppetos, house, room, floor, window, forniture, chair, bed, wall
Preposition. on
Adverb: over, under,