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    Language features refers to elements like sentence structure, punctuation, vocabulary and phrases that are used to provide meaning and support communication. Some examples of language features discussed are using personal pronouns, adverbs of time and sequence, and the simple past tense formula of subject + verb.

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    Language features refers to elements like sentence structure, punctuation, vocabulary and phrases that are used to provide meaning and support communication. Some examples of language features discussed are using personal pronouns, adverbs of time and sequence, and the simple past tense formula of subject + verb.

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    Language features refers to elements like sentence structure, punctuation, vocabulary and phrases that are used to provide meaning and support communication. Some examples of language features discussed are using personal pronouns, adverbs of time and sequence, and the simple past tense formula of subject + verb.

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    WHAT IS
    LANGUAGE FEATURES
    LANGUAGE FEATURES
    Language Features refers to
    sentence structure, punctuation,
    noun, vocabulary, phrases, etc.
    used in content supports, provides
    meaning to the communication.
    Using personal
    participant: I, my
    group, we, etc.
    Using adverb of
    time: yesterday,
    last week, last
    Month, a years
    ago, etc.
    Using adverb of
    sequence: first,
    then, after that,
    finally, etc.
    Using simple
    past tense
    Subject + to be (was/were) +
    POSITIVE complement

    SIMPLE
    PAST TENSE
    NEGATIVE Subject + did/was + not +
    verb 1

    FORMULA Did/was + subject +


    INTERROGATIVE
    verb 1 + ?
    Subject + to be (was/were) +
    POSITIVE complement

    SIMPLE
    PAST TENSE
    NEGATIVE Subject + did/was + not +
    verb 1

    FORMULA Did/was + subject +


    INTERROGATIVE
    verb 1 + ?
    Subject + to be (was/were) +
    POSITIVE complement

    SIMPLE
    PAST TENSE NEGATIVE Subject + did/was + not +
    verb 1

    FORMULA Did/was + subject +


    INTERROGATIVE
    verb 1 + ?
    Subject + to be (was/were) +
    POSITIVE complement

    SIMPLE
    PAST TENSE NEGATIVE Subject + did/was + not +
    verb 1

    FORMULA Did/was + subject +


    INTERROGATIVE
    verb 1 + ?

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