Words!!!! Sorry in advance for what I'm about to say:
Conjucts always want to join in!
Disjunct is clearly defined but not essential. Guess I can keep it or throw it away!
Adjuncty is addicted to subordination.
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Words!!!! Sorry in advance for what I'm about to say:
Conjucts always want to join in!
Disjunct is clearly defined but not essential. Guess I can keep it or throw it away!
Adjuncty is addicted to subordination.
While cracking walnuts Stevie and Sheebie his crazy dog barked loudly as the ups man crashed into the door from the icy stairs. Sheebie raced to the door as walnuts rolled across the floor and screams were heard as packages tumbled to the ground and the stained glass window broke into pieces. In a panic Stevie fell flat on his face as the walnuts continued to roll and Sheebie began licking his face and wagging his tail.
NANCY DREW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LOL
Maybe the ups man was crushed from icy stares?
Here's CoCo's punctuation sentence in desperate need of correction!
CoCo wrote:
No dangling modifiers here -- just punctuation errors:
In the 60's Bruce my friend used to eat his lunch mid-day which makes sense its noon. He always bought a foot long hot dog for twenty five cents and saved one third for Buster his dog who loved his master with relish.
Was that the same cousin Brucie a wmca good guy who played songs and ate hot dogs with relish in the 60's while wearing a big old yellow t-shirt?
could be, nancy!
clue: one apostrophe and one hyphen should be deleted, with relish.
cc
Apostrophe's and one Hy-phen deleted with "relish"
Although there are times when we like to "embellish"
So let's all be care-free and break all the rules
Stubborn and crazy like grammerish mules.
Nancy's not a person to trifle with . . . ahhhh, . . . Nancy is a person with whom one does not trifle. . . .
Careful Nancy. Your WIBBLE is showing.