Monday, March 31, 2025, Sentence Structure

 By Nate Feldman

Today, I came to class.  I was accompanied by Kiara. 

This weekend was very nice.  On Saturday, the temperature was very warm.  I made a video of flowers with my camera.  I called it Spring Flowers.  Also, I played football.  On Sunday, I played softball.  I also went to the park with my dog.  It was a very nice weekend J

 

Nate teaches at ELS.   Binta lives in Yeadon.  Kiara visits Newark. 

I teach English at ELS. 

Tom kicks the ball. 

Tom kicked the ball.

Tom will kick the ball. 

 

Hi.  My name is Nate.  I am a teacher at ELS.  I work with many students.  They come from many countries.  I teach them speaking and reading. 

 

And

But

So

My name is Nate.  I work at ELS.

My name is Nate, and I work at ELS. 

I lived in Jordan, so I can speak some Arabic. 

I am tired today, but I will run after class. 

I woke up early this morning, so I am tired today. 

I ate a sandwich at lunch, and I drank some coffee. 

I studied for the test, but I failed it. 

I ate a big lunch, but I am still hungry. 

I took classes at ELS, but I still can’t speak English. 

My teacher is nice.  I like him. 

My teacher is nice, so I like him. 

My teacher is nice.  I hate him. 

My teacher is nice, but I hate him. 

Everyday, I come to ELS.  I go to LTC, and I study there.  Then, I have SSP class, and I speak with my classmates.  At 12:20, we have lunch.  I go to a restaurant, and I eat there.  In the afternoon, I have reading and writing with Mr. Nate.  He is very nice, so I like his class, but he makes me sad sometimes.  WTF

 

On Saturday, it was very warm, so I was outside a lot.  I played football, and I had a good time.  Later, I went to the park, and I walked my dog there.  On Sunday, it was cold in the morning, but it was nice in the afternoon. 


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