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My Friend doesnt understand how to make a sentence !

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#1 (permalink) Thu Feb 02, 2012 9:09 am My Friend doesnt understand how to make a sentence !

She always gets confused while making a sentence,or forming one, she doesn't know how to arrange it no matter how much she reads or listens to English stories or articles, she gets confused when she wants to make a long sentence! what would you suggest for her,she's a beginner,she can make small sentences but cant make long ones!

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