Write an article based on this "Identify the two basic parts of speech in a sentence. Learn about adjectives and adverbs in a sentence. Identify the role of the pronoun in a sentence. Understand the role of the preposition and the conjunction in a sentence."
article: There are two basic parts of speech that will appear in a sentence: a noun and a verb. A noun is the name of a person, place, thing, or idea. For example: "woman", "Montana", "pen", "sadness". A noun often appears after an article, such as "the", "a", or "an", in a sentence. Nouns can also be singular or plural and can function differently within one sentence. For example: "The young man gave me a rare gift from Montana and then calmly told me he valued happiness above all else." In this sentence, the nouns are: "man", "gift" "Montana", and "happiness". A verb expresses an action, or "to be". For example: "run", "swim", "jump", "sit", "think". In one sentence, there is a main verb and sometimes one or more verbs that help in the sentence. The verb in the sentence must agree with its subject, so if the subject is singular, the verb must be singular, and if the subject is plural, the verb must be plural. Verbs can also appear in different tenses (past, present, future). For example: "The young man gave me a rare gift from Montana and then calmly told me he valued happiness above all else." In this sentence, the verbs are: "gave" "told" and "valued". Once you understand the two basic parts of speech, expand your knowledge to more complex parts of speech: adjectives and adverbs. An adjective describes or modifies a noun or a pronoun. For example: "cute", "new", "red", "strong". An adjective will answer the questions: which one, what kind, or how many. Keep in mind articles, such as "a", "an", "the", are classified as adjectives. For example: "The young man gave me a rare gift from Montana and then calmly told me he valued happiness above all else." In this sentence, the adjectives are: "young" and "rare". An adverb describes or modifies a verb, an adjective, or another adverb. However, adverbs never modify a noun. Adverbs usually end in "ly". For example: "calmly", "deeply", "carefully", "clearly". In the example sentence: "The young man gave me a rare gift from Montana and then calmly told me he valued happiness above all else," the adverb is: "calmly". A pronoun is a word that is used instead of a noun in a sentence. For example: "she", "her", "we", "they", "it". In the example sentence: "The young man gave me a rare gift from Montana and then calmly told me he valued happiness above all else," the pronouns are "me" and "he". "He" replaces "man" in the sentence. The preposition and the conjunction in a sentence are the smaller terms that frame the main parts of the sentence (the noun, the verb, and the adjective). A preposition appears before a noun or a pronoun. It will modify the noun or the pronoun in a sentence. For example: "by", "with", "without", "about", "until", "from". In the example sentence: "The young man gave me a rare gift from Montana and then calmly told me he valued happiness above all else," the preposition in the sentence is "from". A conjunction connects words, phrases, or clauses. It also tells the reader about the relationship between two words, phrases, or clauses. For example: "and", "but", "or", "because", "although". In the example sentence: "The young man gave me a rare gift from Montana and then calmly told me he valued happiness above all else," the conjunction is "then".

Write an article based on this "Walk quickly through the office. Run to the restroom. Eat a snack. Enlist help from another coworker. Take a break."
article: Most colleagues will not stop you if you appear to be on a mission or in a hurry to get somewhere. If you are intercepted, try saying; "do you know which conference room the meeting is in?" Get out of chatting by saying that you are on your way for a quick bathroom break. Hopefully no one will be so rude as to question you on that! Let the chatterbox know that you are heading to the break room for a quick cup of coffee, tea or a snack anytime she catches you off guard in the hallway. If she insists on joining you in the break room, you can chat for as long as it takes to prepare your cup of coffee, and then say "I really must get back to it." Look for a colleague and immediately tell the chatterer that you have to speak with that person about an urgent matter. If no one else is around, you can say "have you seen Jim? I need to meet with him about this project that's due within the hour", and then purposefully rush off toward Jim's office. If the office magpie is keeping you from getting any work done, stop stressing out about it and give yourself a break. Tell your coworker that you have to be somewhere important at a certain time. There's no need to explain that you are simply going for a walk, just hurry out the door, and don't return to your desk until the coast is clear.

Write an article based on this "Write and send your note as soon as possible. Send a typed or handwritten letter for normal correspondence. Get a thank you card to show more appreciation. Write an email if time is short."
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It's polite to send a thank you note soon after the business or person helped you. Don't delay. Write your note and send it within a few days. Time is especially important after a job interview. Contact the interviewer to say thank you within 1 day of the interview to thank them for their time. For other services, time is not as crucial. If you forgot to send a note and a week has gone by, still send the note. People appreciate receiving thanks, even if it's late. In most cases, a typed or handwritten letter is perfect for a thank you note. Both are formal enough for business correspondence, yet more personal than an email. Choose this option unless you need the letter delivered quickly or want to send a more personal card. If you don't have excellent handwriting, opt for a typed letter. Once you print or write the letter, keep it clean and tidy until you send it. Don't let it get wrinkled or spill anything on it. If you are especially thankful for something a business has done, look for a nice thank you card. This shows that you've taken an extra step to show your thanks, and the recipient will be happy to receive it. Choose an appropriate design for the card. It should still look professional. A simple card with a small design and generic text works just fine. Greeting cards are also a good choice if you know the person you're writing to personally. If you've met or spoken to this person before and built more of a relationship, a card helps solidify that relationship. While physical letters are usually more personal, an email is your best choice for fast communication. This is especially important following job interviews. If you've just had an interview or prefer your messages delivered quickly, choose an email instead. If you do send an email, write "Thank You" followed by your name in the subject line. This way, the recipient knows you sent the email by just skimming their inbox. If you prefer sending a letter but need it delivered quickly, you could send it with overnight mail. This can be an expensive service, however.