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    VOCAB

    -WORDS

    good top-notch/magni cent/terri c

    bad detrimental/obnoxious/appalling

    sad gloomy/depressed/morose

    happy glad/gratifying/satisfactory

    big humongous/giant/huge

    small tiny/trivial/minor

    thesaurus.com

    -COMPLEX
    (sentences that are broken into two parts)

    I will call Sarah to x the pipes at my place. She is an expert in that and she can help
    me. = Since Sarah is an expert in xing pipes, I will call her so she can x the ones at
    my place.

    “SINCE
    CONSIDERING
    CONCERNING
    DUE TO
    BECAUSE OF
    NOT ONLY
    GIVEN THAT
    WHILE
    ALTHOUGH
    fi
    fi
    fi
    fi
    fi
    I was told brie y about the problems in the apartment but I didn’t know it was that bad
    = Although I was brie y told about the problems in the apartment, I didn’t know it was
    that bad.
    BASED ON”

    -COMMAS:
    1. extra info: I, Bob Baker, hereby declare you President./Due to the ongoing strikes,
    after the President’s resignation, we will have to shut down schools tomorrow./Gary
    Smith, professor at the University of Toronto, will join us later for his meeting.
    2. connectors: however/moreover…. “I am okay with the winters in Canada, however,
    this year I have had enough!”/The chickens at the farm have stopped producing
    eggs, therefore, we will have to buy new chickens”/“….. Furthermore, ….”

    -SEMICOLONS ;
    a. conclusions: I read the book about positivity and I loved it; from now on, I will use
    those lessons in my life.
    b. connectors: The prices of homes have been on a rise lately; moreover, the in ation
    has even hit grocery stores.
    c. adding ideas: I have a fear of ying because I am scared of airplanes; I prefer
    driving to nearby cities instead.
    INCORRECT: I love cakes and sugary stu ; I will y to NYC tomorrow.
    INCORRECT: There are some beautiful plants in our city; which grow in summers.

    -ADVERBS:
    ly: nicely, quickly, incorrectly….

    -ADJECTIVES:
    qualities: good/great/bad/excellent

    Basic sentence: The employees at my o ce are rude and they are not able to talk with
    each other in a nice way.
    Advanced sentence: The OLDER employees at my HOME/NEARBY/LOCAL o ce are
    rude and they are not able to talk with each other niceLY/EFFICIENTLY.
    fl
    fl
    fl
    ffi
    ff
    fl
    fl
    ffi
    Basic sentence: I drive to my job and it takes me 15 minutes because I am fast.
    Advanced sentence: I QUICKLY drive to my AMAZING job and it takes me 15 minutes
    because I am fast.

    -IDIOMS/REAL EXAMPLES (Names of people, company names, past event, etc.)


    NO.

    -CONNECTORS
    Additions: Furthermore, Likewise, Moreover, Also, Other than that, Apart from that,
    Needless to say, On top of that, What’s more, Accordingly, Plus, Similarly.
    Contradiction: However, Nonetheless, Nevertheless, Although
    Conclusion: Thereby, Consequently, Therefore, Hence, Overall, Conclusively, That’s
    why

    -LONG SENTENCES:
    Everything above (use a wise combination:))

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