Sentences with phrase «third number sentence»

Not exact matches

Below is a list of the topics covered: • Greetings and introductions • Basic sentences • Basic questions • Spelling • Numbers up to 20 • More personal information • The negative form • Introducing a third person • Masculine and feminine • Numbers • Date and time • Telling about the weather • Talking about your daily routine • Ordering at the bar • Identifying objects • «avoir» • Shopping and paying • Conjugating regular verbs • Identifying food • Saying what you like to eat • Saying where you go, how and why • Saying what you like doing • At the restaurant • Grammar: basic rules and verbs • Vocabulary: countries • Geography: France A company profile and history Talking about your education and career Comparing company performances Describing people

A sentence like «High heels be damned, she ran down the street towards number Twenty - Eight» begins with a first - person narrator (it's the girl who damns the high heels) and then shifts to third (it's an omniscient narrator who describes her running down the street), which can jar and disorient the reader.

Researchers have developed hundreds of different readability measures based on structural and content features of text.41 Structural features include the average numbers of syllables per word, words per sentence, and sentences per paragraph.42 Content features include the average number of prepositional phrases, «easy» or «hard» words (based on a predetermined list), and first - person, second - person, or third - person pronouns.43 Readability measures use different formulas that combine structural features, content features, or both, to generate a readability score.44