This is False.
Each note card should feature a single idea, so as not to have ideas mix up and ultimately confuse the researcher, and in turn the readers of such a research.
Explanation:
1. I have got admission in a good college, so I will have to work hard.
2. Meera went to meet Mr.Sethi, because he was her father's friend.
I don't know if you wanted conjunctions or not.
Answer:
1. I bought this for his birthday gift. (adj.)
Do you know what day is his birthday birthday? (noun)
2. I bought two bags: a purple rose and a rose one. (adj.)
This rose smells amazing. (noun)
3. This is a bicycle lane. (adj.)
Mark borrowed his friend's bicycle. (noun)
4. He placed the CD on the top shelf. (adj)
For her date, Julia wore a cute top. (noun)
5. Paper bags are good for the environment. (adj)
For the project, we need two sheets of paper. (noun)
hope this helps! <3
I would say do a story of a teen or a child getting in trouble like they ditch school or if you did a child say a teacher was calling on good/bad behavior.
