Correcting a Simple Sentence About Butterflies for a 4-Year-Old

Learn how to grammatically correct a simple sentence about butterfly wings for a 4-year-old child.

The sentence you've written is almost correct but needs a small tweak for smoothness and clarity. Here's a better way to say it:

Original: Butterfly wings break so easily. So, it's best to watch them with our eyes, not with our hands.

Corrected: Butterfly wings break very easily, so it's best to watch them with our eyes and not touch them with our hands.

Explanation:
  • We combine the two sentences into one using 'so' as the connecting word instead of starting a new sentence.
  • 'Very easily' sounds a bit clearer and more natural than 'so easily.'
  • 'Watch them with our eyes and not touch them with our hands' clearly tells what to do and what not to do.

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