Basics of Grammar:

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• Noun - names a person, place, thing, or idea. (ex.) Matthew, United States, Toy, Love.
• Verb - shows what (action) the noun is doing. (ex.) Matthew runs, The United States grows. 
• Adjective - describes the noun. Usually goes in front of the noun. (ex.) Cheerful Matthew runs down... 
• Direct Object - describes the verb's direction. Matthew ran down there. 

• "." - period- end of a sentence. A sentence that does not ask a question or shows excitement. (ex.) Matt runs down there.
• "," - comma - wherever a breath would occur if the sentence is being read aloud. Also, after "but" and sometimes after "and". After "and" if "and" separates two (2) thoughts. 

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