I had to learn each of the basic eight parts to mark a sentence.
Eg. Mr David is a doctor and his wife is a teacher. They live in England happily. He is very good doctor.
1. Nouns - Mr David, doctor, wife, teacher
2. Pronouns - his, They, He
3. Adjective - good
4.Verbs - is, live
5. Adverbs - happily
6. Prepositions - in
7. Conjunctions - and
Eg. Aww! Just look at that kitten.
8. Interjections - Aww
Here's a step-by-step guide on how to approach this task:
1. **Review Your Sentences:** Make sure your sentences about daily activities are clear and accurately describe your routine.
2. **Share Your Writing in the Discussion Forum:** Post your sentences in the class discussion forum. For example:
**"Here are some sentences about my daily activities:
- I wake up at 7 AM and have breakfast.
- I go to work from 9 AM to 5 PM.
- In the evening, I like to read a book or watch TV.
- I go to bed around 10 PM."
3. **Engage with Classmates:**
- **Read Their Posts:** Look at what daily activities your classmates have shared.
- **Comment and Provide Feedback:** Reply to their posts with comments or questions. You might ask for more details about their activities or share similarities and differences in your routines.
**Example Response:**
**"Hi [Classmate's Name], I noticed you also enjoy reading in the evening. What kind of books do you like to read? I usually read fiction, but I’m interested in trying out some new genres. Also, I see you have a morning exercise routine—how do you fit that into your day?"**
**Tips for Engaging:**
- Be thoughtful and specific in your responses.
- Offer constructive feedback or ask open-ended questions to keep the conversation going.
- Share any common experiences or suggest new activities based on what you read.
This approach fosters interaction and helps everyone learn more about each other’s routines.