Beginning Sentences - Ending Sentences For A Beginning Learner

Beginning Sentences - Ending Sentences For A Beginning LearnerIf you're confused about the word 'sentence' and what it means when you hear it being used, using a concluding sentence example may help clear things up. This type of example is usually included in an English lesson, so that students can understand that sentences have parts and that they should be studied individually.As with any word or phrase, the word 'sentence' is made up of letters. As in 'diabetics'gallbladder', there are two words that mean the same thing, 'sentence'. There are four different kinds of sentences, each one consisting of a subject and a verb, but all four types of sentences are constructed in the same way.Beginning sentences come from beginning with something. 'She was beginning to feel sick.' The subject of the sentence can be anything. In this case, it's the word 'sick'.A beginning sentence can also be made more interesting by adding the main verb and the object of the main verb. For example, 'she wa s beginning to feel sick'. In this case, 'sick' is the main verb of the sentence and the subject, 'she', is the object.Endings are also related to the beginnings of sentences. They are divided into two categories: simple and compound. In the simpler category, the subject of the ending is one word. Examples include 'Mary married her husband and moved to her new home'Mary became a mother after marrying her husband.'Compound endings contain two or more words connected by a conjunction. An example is 'Mary, who became a mother after marrying her husband, decided to move to her new home.' In this case, 'moved' is the conjunction and 'home' is the main subject. The second type of ending is compound. In this type of ending, the beginning of the ending can be the main subject and the ending itself can be the main verb. An example is 'Mary, who became a mother after marrying her husband, decided to move to her new home.' In this case, 'moved' is the main verb and 'new home' is the main subje ct.Using a concluding sentence example will help students understand that sentences have parts and that each ending can be put together to form a different word. They will also be able to see that English uses lots of words that are not actually endings and that the meanings of words can be found in the order that the words are in spoken sentences. This is important for anyone who is learning English as a second language.