Grammar 27 05-2015 francisco gonzalez
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The document summarizes Francisco González's grammar class. It was divided into three steps: In step 1, the teacher discussed adverbs, explaining how they are formed and can be placed at the beginning, middle, or end of sentences. Examples of forming adverbs from adjectives were provided. Step 2 continued with more examples of forming adverbs. In step 3, the teacher gave examples of adverbs in different positions within sentences and concluded with a video that further explained adverbs.
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