Mastering Subject Complements: A Grammar Tutorial for K-12 and College Students. What is a subject complement? Watch this video that contains many examples of how to identify subject complements in English grammar. Be sure to also watch the video on object complements, and take advantage of our books and online classes below to further your learning.

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Punctuation marks are important parts of sentences because they help to express and link thoughts. There are many punctuation marks including comma (,), Full Stop (.), Exclamation(!), Apostrophe(') etc. These are important parts of English Grammar as they help you to write correct English.

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This video is on singular and plural nouns for grade 1 i.e. singular and plural nouns for kids. Nouns for kids.

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Introduction to grammar
Grade 1 unit 3 singular and plural

Nouns can be in the singular or plural number.
Singular Noun:
The noun that means one person, one place or one thing is said to be in the singular number.
Plural Noun:
The noun that means more than one person,place or thing is said to be in the plural number.

Rule 1:
To change the nouns from singular to plural we normally add the letter s at the end of the word.
Rule 2:
Nouns that end with the letter s, ss, sh, ch and 𝒙 can be made plural by adding es at the end.
Rule 3:
Nouns that end with the letter y, can be made plural by changing y to ies to make it plural.
Rule 4:
When the noun has a vowel (a, e, i, o, u) before it ends with the letter y, then just add s to it to make it plural.
Rule 5:
When a noun ends with o, then es is added to it to make it plural.
Rule 6:
When a noun ends with f or fe, then f or fe is changed into v and es is added.

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Do you know what a bar graph is? Or have you ever heard a pie chart? In Graphs for Kids, you and your kids will learn all about four basic graphs that people use to share data. You can use many types of graphs to display the same information. Sometimes it just depends on what you like best.

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Discover India's Remarkable Transformation from 2012 to 2016 through this Stunning NASA Time-Lapse Video. The bright lights of major cities like Delhi and Mumbai showcase the country's rapid economic growth and modernization. From space, the change is simply astonishing and truly showcases the progress that India has made in just four short years. The future holds great potential for India as its cities continue to grow and light up. Join us as we take a closer look at this incredible journey and leave your thoughts and observations in the comments. This time-lapse video provides a unique perspective on India's transformation and is a must-watch for anyone interested in the country's progress and future trajectory.

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I made this solar system 3d model for my school or science fair. So, she can understand better and can remember all the planets name. It can be good for school project also.It's easy and fun. Anyone can make it at home.
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4) Hot glue
5) foam sheet
6) white chalk
At first, I colored all the foam balls for making planets and the sun with acrylic paint. And for Saturn ring, I used foam sheet and colored it with acrylic paint and glue it to the Saturn.

Now I cut the foam board (11x20 inch) 1 piece,
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Then join together as shown in the video and make it like box
Now paint with acrylic color using tissue paper so it will create a texture. Then take a toothbrush dip into white paint and sprinkle with your finger for more realistic look. Then using chalk draw the line of the orbit of the planets. And then stick all the Planets and the Sun using hot glue. Now your 3D Solar system is done.

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Hawaiian Statehood 11:45
Anti-Imperialism 11:56
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