preposition To
verb Any of the present or present continuous forms of the irregular verb 'be'. E.g. 'are', 'is', 'am'.
conjunction Of; Indicates inclusion in a number, group, or category
conjunction Modifier prefix used to convert a verb into continuous (i.e an -ing) form. For example, to turn "walk" into "walking" or "eat" into "eating".
To. used to indicated motion, direction, or progress toward a point, place, or thing.
Of. Indicates object relation to a thing or action or activity.
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Dylanw10 years ago
Dylanw
10 years ago
wheh yuh tink yuh a go Where do you think you're going
Unruly sean sio oping5 years ago
Unruly sean sio oping
5 years ago
It great explaination. Big up
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"ten a wi a walk go a school" uses 3 of the definitions. Ten *of* us *are* walking *to* school
ten a wi a go a school an wi tyad a walk
a ten a wi a go a school an wi tyad a walk