The New Avengers: Protector and Savior of Earth

Chapter 18

At School
Everyone blame Poly Stark, Stevie Rogers, Hera Janelle, Barbie and Barbara Banner for what happened
Scar Vendetta: You did this that's why my mom fades and my dad die because of you
Poly Stark: Listen Everyone we didn't do anything and Thanos kill your love ones and one thing they turn to dust just because Thanos has won and besides don't judge people who didn't do anything
Barbie Banner: I'm sorry for the lost Scar let me make it up to you
Poly Stark: Nick Fury our Founder fades and yet we didn't know where they go you can't blame us were not killers we are not gonna kill any people and we don't know where are they prisoned
Stevie Rogers: And I say stop your madness and let's begin the kindness cause what our principal say do the best and claim the rest
Poly Stark: Ok classmates in the continuation of your classes we will teach you anything just call me Ms. Poly the substitute teacher while they are gone I'm gonna teach you everything about English and I will be teaching all of you
Stevie Rogers: Ok my classmate for today call me a teacher cause I'm gonna rock this day with some music I'm your substitute teacher for the day I am Mr. Stevie
Hera Janelle: Hey guys my name is Hera Janelle Odinson and I will be your Math teacher and you all call me Ms. Hera
Barbie Banner: Hey guys I'm Ms. Barbie and I'm teaching you some Historical Life
Alkaline Strange: Guys well so I'm Mr. Alkaline and I'm teaching you some Science Chemistry
Jake Parker: Yoyoyo This is Mr. Jake Parker and I will be teaching you some Fitness tips and I will be your substitute on health

Poly Stark: And now let's start our lecture for today its English right so I'm going to teach you some wrong grammar, right grammar, word spelling and more ok lets start with the wrong grammar and right grammar. Ok question what is the difference between good grammar and bad grammar let me explain to you all what is the difference between good grammar and bad grammar
Good Grammar-A sentence is a collection of words that convey sense or meaning and is formed according to the logic of grammar. ... Write two examples of nouns and verbs, and then combine them to form sentences. Mary is the proper noun in the example sentence above but can be substituted in following sentences by the pronoun she.

A sentence is a self-contained unit of meaning.

Writing is constructed by putting sentences in sequence, one after another and, if a single sentence is read aloud, it should be understandable.

Meaning should flow from one sentence to the next, carrying the argument or point of view forward in a clear and concise manner. If you do not use correct grammar and punctuation, or your sentences are too long and complex, what you are trying to say will become unclear and the reader will be unable to follow the text because the flow of meaning is interrupted.

If writing is a relatively new experience, or it is some time since you last wrote anything, write in fairly short, simple sentences. Aim to make one point in each sentence or paragraph if the point is more complex. If a sentence delivers two points, consider splitting it into two sentences.

Inconsistencies of grammar and mistakes in grammar blur the meaning of written work and cause confusion in the mind of the reader. They slow the reader down and distract him or her from the meaning of the sentences and the key messages contained.

Sentence Construction
A sentence is a collection of words that convey sense or meaning and is formed according to the logic of grammar. Clear, short sentences are preferable, and more effective, than long, complex ones.

The simplest sentence consists only of a noun, a naming word, and a verb or action word. For example, in the sentence "Mary walked", Mary is the naming noun and walked is the action verb.

Quick activity:

Write two examples of nouns and verbs, and then combine them to form sentences.