This is probably the second most common problem area in our language. Someone said you're leaving. Tom, thanks for giving your time to this effort. Alliteration can give a pleasing sound to a sentence, as long as it's not overdone, e.g., World Wide Web . . . Clauses are groups of words with a subject and predicate .
Conjunctions join words, phrases or clauses.
His mind is a sharp razor. Nerd, Bellingham, desk, truth, discovery, frustration . Predicates are one of two main components of a sentence. They are verbs and the words used to explain the action or condition. They always agree with the Subject , e.g., Choosing the right ISP can be a difficult process .