👉 Consisting of parts arranged in a single line.
Alright class, settle down, letās take a look! Today weāre tackling a word that might seem a bit slick, āInline,ā itās called, and itās quite quick to pick. The dictionary says, āConsisting of parts arranged in a single line,ā But what does that really mean? Let's make this shine! Think about a row of pencils, neat and bright, All lined up together, a beautiful sight! Or maybe a series of words, all in one flow, Like sentences flowing where they need to go. āInlineā means things are close, side by side you see, Not scattered around, for all the world to decree. It's about arrangement, a linear design, Keeping elements together, truly divine! Does that make sense? Any questions to share? Letās discuss with care!
