How to draw a covalent bonding plz help ppl

Explanation:

A single covalent bond is made up of 2 electrons (one from each atom). It is represented with a single line.

Each line is represented as one dot and one cross (. x)

A double covalent bond is made up of 4 electrons (2 from each atom). It is represented using 2 lines. As dot and cross, it will be represented with 2 dots and 2 crosses.

A triple covalent bond is made up of 6 electrons (3 from each atom). It is represented using 3 lines. As dot and cross, it will be represented with 3 dots and 3 crosses.

Know the number of electron (s) needed by the atom to have noble gas configuration / stable (Key: You should know your electron arrangement / group number / Refer to table provided)*.

Groups and the number of electrons needed for atoms to have noble gas configuration or have full outer shell(s).

Group 4: Four (4) electrons needed for the outer shell to become full / noble gas configuration;

Group 5: Three (3) electrons needed by the atom to have a full outer shell / noble gas configuration;

Group 6: Two (2) electrons needed

Group 7: One (1) electron needed

explanation: it gains negative electrons, therefore becoming negatively charged. as charge cannot be created, nor destroyed, only transferred, this leaves the wool positive. now that they have opposite charges, the two items attract.