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Jeter Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
makes there words into three groups
Hi all:
This is a question about some words. I need to judge and organize
There are words into three groups. Maybe someone ever see this one.
This is not my homework. That I bought a book from a store of Taiwan
To help to study English.
Tie put on fare blouse homeless train get on painful
Scarf jumper jacket journey careful station helpful
Jeans platform thoughtless ticket useless
I name the first group
Title that is cloths: tie pot on blouse scarf jacket jeans
Second title is trip: fare train get on station platform
Ticket journey
Third title is adjective: homeless painful careful helpful thoughtless
Useless
Maybe someone can correct me including any mistake.
This is a question about some words. I need to judge and organize
There are words into three groups. Maybe someone ever see this one.
This is not my homework. That I bought a book from a store of Taiwan
To help to study English.
Tie put on fare blouse homeless train get on painful
Scarf jumper jacket journey careful station helpful
Jeans platform thoughtless ticket useless
I name the first group
Title that is cloths: tie pot on blouse scarf jacket jeans
Second title is trip: fare train get on station platform
Ticket journey
Third title is adjective: homeless painful careful helpful thoughtless
Useless
Maybe someone can correct me including any mistake.
Top answer
Hi Jeter, I think you have done excellent organizing here. I agree with you. ) Good luck with your English!
- Hi Jeter, I think you have done excellent organizing here.
- I agree with you.
- ) Good luck with your English!
- Clive
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Hi Jeter,
I think you have done excellent organizing here. I agree with you.
(The word for what you wear is spelled 'clothes', not cloths'.)
Good luck with your English!
Clive
I think you have done excellent organizing here. I agree with you.
(The word for what you wear is spelled 'clothes', not cloths'.)
Good luck with your English!
Clive
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Hi again, Jeter,
I thought about your question a bit more. What you did is fine. But there is sometimes more than one possible way to organize things.
For example, you could organize your words into these 3 groups:
ADJECTIVES (you already did this)
NOUNS
VERBS
Best wishes, Clive
I thought about your question a bit more. What you did is fine. But there is sometimes more than one possible way to organize things.
For example, you could organize your words into these 3 groups:
ADJECTIVES (you already did this)
NOUNS
VERBS
Best wishes, Clive
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