The document discusses the different meanings and uses of the word "mouse" including as a noun referring to the small animal, as a noun referring to the computer input device, and as a verb meaning to move a computer mouse over something on a screen. It provides examples for each meaning and usage along with basic grammatical structures. The document ends by asking if the reader enjoyed the presentation and providing an email for feedback.

1. Today’s Word:MOUSE

2. Which MOUSE do you mean ?an animal (noun)A gadget (noun)An action word (verb)

3. Mouse, a computer device. (noun) I will buy a new mouse. Click the right button of your mouse. This mouse is wireless.Basic Structure: marker + NOUN

4. Mouse, a little animal. (noun) I have a little mouse in my room. Your mouse is very smart.Basic Structure: marker + NOUN

5. (to) mouse, (verb) You must mouse over the icon. Mouse over the comment, please. Tom is mouseing over the menu bar.Basic Structure: Subject + VERB (action) + CC* = Complement

6. MOUSE as an ACTION wordBasic Structure: VERB (action) Other examples:This shape is to make mouseing more comfortable for women.This model increases mouse control.

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