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What is one of the best ways to start a sentence?

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When you start a sentence with a word that tells you where something is happening, what punctuation do you need to use?

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What should you do after starting a sentence with a question?

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Which of these is an example of starting a sentence with an ING phrase?

5

What is the sixth and last way to start a sentence?

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If you chose A, ❌ not correct because LY words are the sixth way, not described as “one of the best ways” at the beginning. If you chose C, ❌ no, asking a question is the third way, not the first one mentioned as “best.” If you chose D, ❌ not right – an ING phrase is the fourth way, not the first recommended way.

If you chose A, ❌ not correct because a period comes at the end of a sentence, not after a starting phrase. If you chose B, ❌ no, a question mark is for questions, not for location phrases. If you chose D, ❌ not right – an exclamation mark shows strong feeling, but the video specifically says to use a comma.

If you chose A, ❌ not correct – the video says commas are for location phrases, ING, ED, and LY words, not for questions. If you chose C, ❌ no, ending with a period is normal, but the special rule is to answer the question afterward. If you chose D, ❌ not right – using an LY word is a different way to start a sentence, not related to answering a question.

If you chose A, ❌ not correct – “Carefully” ends with LY, so that is an LY word example, not an ING phrase. If you chose B, ❌ no – “I cooked spaghetti” starts with the subject “I,” which is way number one. If you chose D, ❌ not right – “After school” tells when something happens, which is way number two (explaining where or when).

If you chose B, ❌ not correct – ED words are mentioned as part of the ING/ED section (way four or five), not the last way. If you chose C, ❌ no – asking a question is way number three, not the last. If you chose D, ❌ not right – starting with the subject is way number one, the first way.

 
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