Pronunciation: /'naʊ maɪ deɪ ɪz kəm'pliːt/
noun a word that refers to a person, place, thing, event, substance, or quality
A1 After a walk in the park, now my day is complete.
A2 Finishing a painting, now my day is complete.
B1 Completing a DIY project, now my day is complete.
B2 Reaching a milestone in my career, now my day is complete.
C1 Winning an award for my achievements, now my day is complete.
C2 Being promoted to a leadership position, now my day is complete.
verb a word used to describe an action, state, or occurrence
A1 I eat breakfast, now my day is complete.
A2 After finishing my homework, now my day is complete.
B1 Once I exercise in the morning, now my day is complete.
B2 Having a productive meeting at work, now my day is complete.
C1 Achieving all my goals for the day, now my day is complete.
C2 Receiving recognition for my hard work, now my day is complete.
adjective a word naming an attribute of a noun, such as sweet, red, or technical
A1 I finished all my homework, now my day is complete.
A2 After a delicious meal, now my day is complete.
B1 Getting a promotion at work was the highlight of my day, now my day is complete.
B2 After a relaxing day at the spa, now my day is complete.
C1 Attending my best friend's wedding and giving a heartfelt speech, now my day is complete.
C2 Achieving all my goals for the day, now my day is complete.
adverb a word or phrase that modifies or qualifies an adjective, verb, or other adverb
A1 I found my lost keys, now my day is complete.
A2 After a good workout at the gym, now my day is complete.
B1 Having a delicious meal with my family, now my day is complete.
B2 Finishing a successful project at work, now my day is complete.
C1 Attending a concert of my favorite band, now my day is complete.
C2 Achieving all my goals for the day, now my day is complete.
pronoun a word that can function by itself as a noun phrase and that refers either to the participants in the discourse or to someone or something mentioned elsewhere in the discourse
A1 I found my lost keys, now my day is complete.
A2 After receiving a surprise gift from a friend, now my day is complete.
B1 Having a successful presentation at work, now my day is complete.
B2 Finishing a challenging project ahead of schedule, now my day is complete.
C1 Attending a meaningful charity event and making a difference, now my day is complete.
C2 Achieving all of my goals for the day, now my day is complete.
preposition a word that shows the relationship between a noun (or pronoun) and other words in a sentence
A1 I found my lost keys, now my day is complete.
A2 After receiving a compliment from my boss, now my day is complete.
B1 Finishing all my work tasks before lunch, now my day is complete.
B2 Having a successful presentation and a relaxing evening planned, now my day is complete.
C1 Achieving all my goals for the day and spending quality time with loved ones, now my day is complete.
C2 After a productive day at work, a delicious dinner, and a good book to read, now my day is complete.
conjunction a word used to connect clauses or sentences or to coordinate words in the same clause
A1 I found my lost keys, now my day is complete.
A2 After receiving a compliment from my boss, now my day is complete.
B1 Having a delicious meal with my family, now my day is complete.
B2 Completing all my tasks ahead of schedule, now my day is complete.
C1 Achieving my long-term goal, now my day is complete.
C2 Winning the championship game and celebrating with my teammates, now my day is complete.
interjection a word or phrase expressing emotion or exclamation
A1 I found my lost keys, now my day is complete!
A2 After finishing my homework, now my day is complete.
B1 I had a great workout at the gym, now my day is complete.
B2 Meeting my favorite author and getting a signed book, now my day is complete.
C1 Successfully completing a major project at work, now my day is complete.
C2 Attending a concert of my favorite band and getting to meet them afterwards, now my day is complete.
article a word that is used with a noun to specify grammatical definiteness of the noun
A1 I found my lost keys, now my day is complete.
A2 After receiving a compliment from my boss, now my day is complete.
B1 Finishing my work on time and going for a walk in the park, now my day is complete.
B2 Having a delicious dinner with my family and watching a movie together, now my day is complete.
C1 Achieving all my goals for the day and having a relaxing evening at home, now my day is complete.
C2 Attending a successful business meeting, going for a workout session, and having a nice dinner with friends, now my day is complete.
formal After accomplishing all my tasks for the day, now my day is complete.
informal Just finished binge-watching my favorite show, now my day is complete.
slang Got my hands on those concert tickets, now my day is complete!
figurative Seeing my child's smile after a long day at work, now my day is complete.
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