connecting words造句

• Contractions, connecting words and punctuation were all handled as well.
• In overregularization the regular ways of modifying or connecting words are mistakenly applied to words that require irregular modifications or connections.
• Connecting words and images, the poet uses the materiality of the written word to confront audiences with poetry in different contexts.
• His use of language, writes Acocella, shows schizophrenic traits including insistent repetition and " clanging, " connecting words on the basis of sound rather than sense.
• Some of the program's more clever activities include coloring a Mr . Blob with adjectives, connecting word trains using conjunctions and persuading kissing fish to embrace by matching subjects and predicates.
• "Gappy bigrams " or " skipping bigrams " are word pairs which allow gaps ( perhaps avoiding connecting words, or allowing some simulation of dependencies, as in a dependency grammar ).
• However, colloquially it's " than me " : pronouns take the object form after any connecting word, even " and ", in colloquial English ( " John and me went to the store ", etc . ).
• Any given number from 100 to 999 can be named by first saying the hundreds and then, without any connecting word, the two-digit number of tens and units; for example, 365 is " trei sute aizeci i cinci ".
• Each team should say a connecting word, i . e ., if team A says a word connecting to the one told by Jegan, then team B should say a word connecting to what was told by team C . This is continued until each team had a few chances.
• Similarly to digits between the tens, the connecting word " jel " is used between hundreds and tens, or thousands and hundreds : for example, the number 3, 452 is written as " si'st pituimtlnaqn jel ne'w gasg'ptnnaqan jel na'nisgaq jel ta'pu ".
• We do have an " h " that I think French at least doesn't have . umm . . . We have no particiular system of connecting words together to sound nice ( such as Turkish's euphony rules or the complicated rules about French constanants on the end of words ) which may lead to clashing parts of speech.
• In the context of Clinton's usage, plus which means " besides "; its direct synonym is the earlier " besides which, " in its adverbial sense of " moreover, furthermore "; these are connecting words that transmit greater emphasis than conjunctions like " and " or the plus that is unaccompanied by which.
• This sentence contains two dependent clauses : " When they told me ", and " ( that ) I won the contest ", the latter which serves as the object of the verb " told . " The connecting word " that, " if not explicitly included, is understood to implicitly precede " I won " and in either case functions as a subordinating conjunction.
• Examples of sentences the player might construct would be " Walk to the dark hallway, " " Talk to Harry, " or " Use the skeleton key on the door . " Commands and objects may consist of one or more words ( for example, " the dark hallway " ), and the sentence line will automatically add connecting words like " on " and " to ."