1. There's no time like the present, to read for my examination. 2. Now that I have made a lot of money; there's is no time like present. 3. Looking for opportunity to make it in life, there's no time like now.
It's interesting that everyone chose to follow annie's lead, and use an infinitive phrase. There are many other kinds of phrases, so try to show some variety next time!
Melissa, your sentence also looks very similar to Yosua's. Please try to avoid modelling your answers too closely on earlier posts.
Michaeloj, watch your punctuation. You should not use a semi-colon to join a dependent clause. Also, your last sentence has a "dangling modifier" (you might want to review this grammar issue so you can avoid it in the future).
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phrase; There's not time like the present to complete my assignments.
independent clause:Settle your financial affairs now,there's no time like the present.
dependent clause: If you want to eat healthy, there's like time like the present.
There's no time like the present to reflect on your life.
Because tomorrow is uncertain, there's no time like the present.
There's no time like the present; we shouldn’t live in the past.
Sentence 1:
There's no time like the present to love deeply.
Sentence 2:
Because your life is uncertain, there's no time like the present.
Sentence 3:
It's never too late to follow your dream; there's no time like the present.
1. There's no time like the present, to read for my examination.
2. Now that I have made a lot of money; there's is no time like present.
3. Looking for opportunity to make it in life, there's no time like now.
It's interesting that everyone chose to follow annie's lead, and use an infinitive phrase. There are many other kinds of phrases, so try to show some variety next time!
Melissa, your sentence also looks very similar to Yosua's. Please try to avoid modelling your answers too closely on earlier posts.
Michaeloj, watch your punctuation. You should not use a semi-colon to join a dependent clause. Also, your last sentence has a "dangling modifier" (you might want to review this grammar issue so you can avoid it in the future).
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