How to write a sentence, use a verb and an adjective are not one of the most basic of skills. So many people who are learning English as a second language (ESL) put off writing because they assume that the intricacies of language won’t come easily. They cannot be more wrong. You will learn in this article that writing is an art form that you can become very good at.
One of the best things you can do to improve your writing in English is to write out everything that you think about. You will see that your mind and how you think about the things you read and hear in English is also going to come across as much more organized when you actually write your own sentences. In other words, you will be able to organize the thoughts that you have and organize them into a sentence that will make sense. The best way to do this is to create a sentence worksheet and use it to write out all the words that you think about. And remember, you will be able to organize those thoughts and create coherent sentences.
While you are writing your sentence worksheet, try to place all the nouns and verbs together as a unit so that you are not taking up space with a bunch of different items that are not connected together. Also, if you think that the noun or verb is only one word, you should use one word. As an example, say you have a friend named John. You do not want to place John’s last name in front of a noun. To do this, you would use the noun that you will be referencing in the sentence.
After you have created a sentence worksheet for each noun and verb, you can start writing the sentences. The first thing you need to do is think about what the sentence is going to say. This is where you will be using all of your creative abilities to come up with something meaningful. You will also be able to focus on what needs to be conveyed to your readers so that you can ensure that they are able to understand your message. If your sentence does not make sense to your readers, then you are likely to be frustrated readers.
Nouns: Use all of the possible nouns that you can think of and be sure that they are used correctly. Do not include adjectives and adverbs that do not help the writer to gain clarity. Adjectives such as really and extremely are examples of these adverbs and they should be omitted. Sometimes the “especially” part of a phrase is important find, but other times the writer should make the most of what they have and use all of the options available.
Verbs: If there is a definite action involved in the sentence, always list it. Do not leave it out or even try to understand why you are leaving it out. For example, in the sentence “The student did not see the book,” you must list the action of the student seeing the book. If you don’t, then the student missed out on reading the book, and he/she will be more likely to become frustrated with the book and the teacher. On the other hand, if you list out the action, then you are less likely to confuse the reader with the same action twice.
Adjectives: An adjective is defined as any word that describes something else. This is different from a noun, which is any word that describes something else. When you use an adjective, the noun is removed.
Always remember that this is not just something that you learn once when you take ESL classes; it is something that you must know because you will need to read and hear a lot of English. It is important that you understand the structure of this language so that you can start to piece together words on your own. The best way to do this is to use a sentence worksheet and use the correct syntax for the sentences that you are trying to communicate.
