I’m confused
Brielle Bryant-Copeland
Member
10/7/2026
3 Comments
The grammar is so confusing to me and I would be really grateful if someone could explain it to me
Discussion (3)
Mackaronni
10/7/2026
leave off all the fluf. no adjectives, no adverbs. Insted of saying, “Where is the bathroom?” it’s just “Bathroom where?”. The easiest grammar to remember is: Time, topic, comment. For example “Today work I go.” good luck in your journey.
Brielle Bryant-Copeland
10/7/2026
that is really helpful, thank you!
Lovetta James
10/8/2026
thank you because it's a little confusing for me too
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