vocab
asset
something valuable or useful
They work at their neat orderly desks.
They work at their neat, orderly desks
After they had dinner they went for a walk.
After they had dinner, they went for a walk.
Is this sock (hers, her's)
hers
literate
able to read and write
It was a long hot summer.
It was a long, hot summer.
I went out on the bike that Mary gave me for my birthday.
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language
redundant
using more words than necessary/wordy
The bright yellow jacket looked amazing.
The bright, yellow jacket looked amazing.
After lunch I went to literacy
After lunch, I went to literacy.
asset means something----
useful
sediment
matter that settles to the bottom of a liquid
The shiny silver pole stuck out of the ground.
The shiny, silver pole stuck out of the ground.
At recess me and my friends played soccer.
At recess, me and my friends played soccer.
literate means---
able to read and write
encumber
to hinder the motion or action of
That is a colorful blue jacket. Where did you get that amazingly bright jacket.
That is a colorful, blue jacket. Where did you get that amazingly bright jacket?
When I went to science class I learned about ecosystems.
When I went to science class, I learned about ecosystems.
redundant means--
using more words than necessary