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You should be able to make grammatically correct sentences with the rules of grammar you learnt in the Lessons so far. Instead of learning more words, let us start to make some sentences using the words you have already learnt. Extensive use is made of the Sentence Construction Wizard in working through the sample sentences.

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  • Learn to use the Sentence Construction Wizard to make sentences with Nouns, Pronouns, Determiners and Verbs only. I will provide some help in a post and some exercises for you to use the Wizard.

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