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a sentence with at least a subject and a predicate (or verb): Birds fly or with a subject, verb and object: I go to school every day.
a pronoun that indicates ownership, e.g. mine, his. (This is true as long as a noun does not...
an exclamation, followed by an exclamation mark, e.g. Oh no!
When the object of the sentence is linked to the action expressed by the verb, e.g. The boy was...
a punctuation mark which links two or more words: step-sister; brother-in-law.
a horizontal movement of the camera to the left or right.