How can assertive sentences be transformed into rhetorical questions? How can a complex sentence be changed into a complex sentence; and vice versa? Can we also change the degrees of comparison?

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What is a simple sentence? What is a compound sentence? What is a complex sentence? Are all simple sentences short?

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A sentence is a group of words that gives a complete meaning. Read the groups of words below. Which ones are sentences? Which ones are not?

What is formed when letters combine? What is formed when words combine? Does a sentence begin with a small letter or a capital letter? What does a sentence end with?

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The following are some of the common forms of writing for grade 3. 1. Diary 2. Personal Narrative 3. Description 4. Story 5. Information Paragraph 6. Friendly Letter 7. How-to Paragraph 8. Paragraph that Contrasts

Why do we use ‘there’ as subjects? Is ‘there+ be’ followed by definite word or indefinite words? How does the verb agree with the subject ‘there’?

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