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Either…Or
Either is a singular adjective that means one or the other but not both. Either represents one noun or pronoun doing one thing and the other noun or pronoun doing another. This makes either positive because what is occurring is true. Because it is positive, either can be paired with or but not with the negative word nor. Example: He wanted to draw either […]
Recognizing Verbs
A verb is a part of speech denoting action, occurrence, or existence; it functions as the predicate of a sentence or as part of the predicate. Example: Martin swims. Subject: Martin Predicate: swims Example: Martin swims almost every day of the week. Subject: Martin Predicate: swims almost every day […]
EI at 2024 Hanover Book Expo
The Hanover Book Expo is a place where book lovers come alive. The Hanover Book Expo, which took place in November 2024, featured three word experts, including April Michelle Davis, along with many local authors! Whether you write books, read books, or do both, it was a great time, including for children who enjoyed […]
Subject vs. Object Pronouns
A pronoun allows the writer to make a reference to something without using the name each time. Pronouns replace one or more nouns in a sentence. For example, instead of using the nouns Amy, bookcase, apples, or my friends and I, you could use the pronouns she, it, they, and we. Using one word too […]
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