3. Introduction
Let's take a few simple sentences for a start:
1) John wins the race.
2) John wins.
In this sentence, 'John' and 'race' are Nouns
whereas 'wins' is a verb.
A Noun and a Verb forms a complete sentence.
All sentences need at least one Noun and a
Verb to form a complete sentence.
4. Writing Simple Sentences
A sentence need not be very long to be good.
The best sentences come in only a few words.
1) I like you.
2) That is a clock.
3) I dream to be the winner.
4) Let us go.
All good ideas come from simple sentences.
5. Enhancing Simple Sentences
Sentences are enhanced when we are clever in
the use of Nouns and Verbs.
1) I love you.
2) Big Ben is a clock.
3) I dream to be the champion.
4) Let us walk.
Using the right Nouns and Verbs make a big
difference to what you want to say.
6. Loaded Nouns and Verbs
Nouns and Verbs that have just the right
meanings are called Loaded Nouns and Verbs.
Loaded means 'carrying'. A Loaded Noun or a
Loaded Verb carries more meaning.
They help you to express yourself better!
7. With and without Loaded N & V
Loaded N & V
N&V
1) I love you.
1) I like you.
2) Big Ben is a clock.
2) That is a clock.
3) I dream to be a
3) I dream to be a
champion.
1) Let us walk.
winner.
4) Let us go.
Using the right Nouns and Verbs make a big
difference to what you want to say.