Pixel:
Can someone teach me from 6th grade grammar to 9th grade grammar?
AngeI:
ur to your/you're 2 to to/too
Pixel:
Actual Grammar
Lyss:
Seems you need help more in understanding the difference between possessive adjectives and contractions. your (belonging to you) versus you're (you are) their (belonging to THEM) versus they're (they are) VERSUS there (used to describe place/location) as well as too (which means ALSO) versus two (which should be obvious enough) versus to
Pixel:
e.e
Pixel:
SIXTH GRADE GRAMAMR
Pixel:
GRAMMAR
Lyss:
Provide examples of what you're working with
Pixel:
Idk
Pixel:
Last i worked with was in 5th grade in public school
Lyss:
Purchase or borrow some grammar books from the store or the library. I'm sure they have some specially separated into grade levels.
AngeI:
Google it
Lyss:
I don't know where to start and end myself
Lyss:
Hahah not how I meant to say that. i don't mean end myself. I personally don't know how to start and end the teachings.
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