The Adverbial Clause
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MegaArchitorture 1 month ago
Life itself is a learning process. Many roads can lead to the same destination, as well.
It lies in how they go about traveling the road that they so choose and if they consider to stop to take heed and listen to instruction, and read the road signs. Sorry, but, I am feeling Socratic! LOL. Education is 30 to 40 percent in the materials to acquire it, yet the 60 to 70 percent of tenacity and fervor one possesses to acquire it is what makes the difference.
DeMarkieSade 3 months ago
@intheshadows4mytime True, iewtv, They---if they are interested in bettering themselves that is---will find and figure it out along the way, as all great writers and scholars genrally do, and have done.
DeMarkieSade 3 months ago
@DeMarkieSade Yes, that's true. But I think it's representative words. I guess, students will learn the others later.
intheshadows4mytime 4 months ago
When, while, where, as, since, if, although---what about: because, except, after, therefore, etc.?
DeMarkieSade 7 months ago
when - while -where- as- since- if- althouhg
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atoOom1000 11 months ago
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tedsonleo 11 months ago
Good teacher
ammarhagag 1 year ago