- Mickey: The Three Caballeros are Panchito, Jose and...
- Tweedle Dee: Sneezy?
- Tweedle Dum: No, it's Grumpy. You're so dumb.
- Narrator: A sure sign of smarts is one's ability to write, and the beginning writer is wise to choose a simple sentence.
- Goofy: [reading a sentence written on the blackboard] "I am smart." How 'bout that?
- Narrator: The writer can bring more meaning to the sentence with the addition of an adverb.
- [Ludwig Von Drake appears and rewrites the sentence]
- Goofy: [reading] "I am not smart." Hey!
- Narrator: A conjunction allows an additional sentence segment to be linked.
- [Von Drake rewrites the sentence again]
- Goofy: "I am not smart and I smell." You little...!
- Narrator: Don't be afraid to use other nouns as descriptors in your sentence.
- [Von Drake rewrites the sentence yet again]
- Goofy: "I am not smart and I smell like a monkey." That's it!
- [chases Von Drake, only to trip and fall down]
- Narrator: Remember that sometimes the best sentence is the shortest.
- Goofy: "Ouch!"