englishsentences.com

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Englishsentences.com receives any estimated 979 unique visitors and 223 unique page views per day. Revenue gained from these much visits may be $0 per day from various advertising sources. The estimated worth of site is $161. Similarweb global rank is 4,214,049. Maximum no. of users comes from .

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Sentence | English Sentences.com

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What is a sentence? How do you write a proper sentence? A sentence is a group of words put together in a complete, meaningful way. It expresses a thought, statement, question, wish, command, suggestion, or idea. We use sentences every day when we’re writing and speaking.

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englishsentences.com has a website text/code ratio of 17.98 %. Search engine crawlers tend to not pick up pages with inadequate content.

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1	Sentence

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1	1. what is a sentence?
2	2. everyday examples of sentences
3	3. main parts of a sentence
4	4. sentence structures
5	5. how to write a sentence
6	6. common mistakes with sentences

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1	A. subject
2	B. simple subject
3	C. compound subject
4	D. complete subject
5	E. predicate
6	F. simple predicate
7	G. compound predicate
8	H. complete predicate
9	İ. clause
10	J. ındependent clause
11	K. dependent clause
12	A. simple sentence
13	B. compound sentence
14	C. complex sentence
15	D. compound-complex sentence
16	A. word order
17	B. punctuation
18	A. run-on sentence
19	B. fragment (incomplete) sentence
20	ındex
21	About us

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1	All
2	subject (2)
3	predicate (2)
4	a. Subject
5	simple subject
6	compound subject
7	complete subject
8	e. Predicate
9	simple predicate
10	compound predicate
11	Vs.
12	complete predicate
13	clause
14	independent clause
15	dependent clause
16	simple sentence
17	compound sentence
18	complex sentence
19	compound-complex sentence
20	+ (3)
21	=
22	Word order
23	subject + verb + object
24	period (.)
25	question mark (?)
26	all
27	exclamation mark (!)
28	comma (,)
29	quotation marks (“”)
30	run-on sentence
31	b. Fragment (incomplete) Sentence
32	fragment
33	fragment sentence

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1	My mom cooked pancakes for breakfast.
2	I love syrup on my pancakes.
3	Syrup comes from maple trees.
4	Do you like syrup on your pancakes?
5	The big dog went to the county fair.
6	The big dog and the small cat went to the county fair. (2)
7	all
8	The dog went to the county fair. (2)
9	The dog went to the county fair, and then ate popcorn.
10	went to the county fair
11	then ate popcorn
12	The dog went to the county fair. Then he ate popcorn.
13	The dog went to the county fair, and then he ate popcorn.
14	The dog ran. (2)
15	The dog smelled popcorn, which was popping at the county fair. (2)
16	He ran all the way to the county fair.
17	He ate hot popcorn.
18	The dog ran all the way to the county fair, and then he ate some popcorn.
19	The dog smelled popcorn
20	+ (3)
21	which was popping at the county fair
22	so
23	he ran all the way there
24	=
25	The dog smelled popcorn, which was popping at the county fair, so, he ran all the way there.
26	The fox (subject) + eats (verb) + pancakes (object).
27	Eats pancakes the fox. (verb + object + subject)
28	Pancakes the fox eats. (object + subject + verb)
29	The fox really liked pancakes and he ate them every day for breakfast but he couldn’t eat them without syrup and butter.
30	The fox really liked pancakes: he ate them every day for breakfast; but he couldn’t eat them without syrup and butter!
31	The fox was great at hiding, and no human had ever seen him, also he really liked pancakes, and he ate them every day for breakfast, but he couldn’t eat them without syrup and butter.
32	The fox was great at hiding: no human had ever seen him. He also really liked pancakes: he ate them every day for breakfast; but he couldn’t eat them without syrup and butter!
33	The fox ate for breakfast
34	He couldn’t without syrup and butter.
35	Ate breakfast.

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1	dog (2)
2	cat
3	big dog
4	small cat
5	went
6	went to the county fair,
7	then ate popcorn
8	went to the county fair.
9	which was popping at the county fair
10	The dog smelled popcorn, which was popping at the county fair, so, he ran all the way there.

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32	Privacy Policy	text
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