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'Sentence diagramming' is the worst nightmare for some people in La Salle College in Hong Kong have even dreamed of. The teacher would ask them to diagram as much sentences as she can think of(using the Reed-Kellogg system), and helped the word to become a slang term in 3D.
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Prayer:'God, grant us your peace!'
Miss C, 'Diagram it. I'm sure no one would get this sentence diagramming correct. And also the sentence I am speaking.'
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Can you think of an even worst situation other than receiving a detention from 8745 and hear him saying shit? Sentence diagramming.
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We, students of Class 3D, haven't started the tedious Progress Now yet and feel nervous, but are happy with the out-of-the-syllabus sentence diagramming because we will have more time to do Putonghia homework.
It can be used when your teacher does something 'friendly' and ''understanding', like giving no homework in the first term so that she can procrastinate until the last minute.
The origin of this word is when an English teacher in La Salle College in Hong Kong continuously teaches her students to diagram every sentence we have encountered and spoke to make her a righteous and kind teacher that teaches people by heart, and is totally out of the school exam syllabus when teaching.
However, actually the teacher is very good tbh with professional knowledge. Yet her action is a typical horrible teacher act...
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The new teacher teaches things worse than sucker than sentence diagraming. Fxxk him
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We, students of the procrastinating teacher that didn't think she is procrastinating, haven't started the tedious school syllabus for two months and feel nervous, but are happy with sentence diagramming.
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The D&T teacher 8745 just sentence diagramminged us.
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The sentence diagrammingly history lesson is nightmare of F.3s.
(adj.)
It was the most sentence diagramming detention ever held by Principal Leung.
An attempt by an individual to smuggle negative emotions past another individual's awareness by the use of a disingenuous and ubiquitous statement; sometimes for the intent and purpose of using said emotions to inflict harm at a later and more opportune time.
Her: "I'm fine with it."
Him: "Yeah, I'm going to call BS on that on account of sentence smuggling. Tell me how you REALLY feel."
The fact that “each sentence is a melody” because we say each syllable of each word in a different tone, which translates to a different musical note. We also say each syllable in a different volume.
The fact that each sentence is a melody because each word you said because each syllable of each word is said in a different tone, a different musical note.