PPT-Subordinating
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Conjunctions and Complex Sentences The purpose The purpose of a subordinating conjunction is to establish a relationship between the independent and dependent clauses
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Conjunctions and Complex Sentences The purpose The purpose of a subordinating conjunction is to establish a relationship between the independent and dependent clauses TO CREATE COMPLEX SENTENCES . You must decide which ideas are minor because the sentences are given out of context 7KHWRUQDGROHYHOHGWKHRKQVRQVKRPHWDOVRWRUHWKHURRIRIIRIWKHLUEDUQ GDVQLFNHUHGHUVKRXOGHUVJHQWOVKRRNGDVFRXQWHQDQFHFKDQJHG Střední odborné učiliště stavební, Opava, příspěvková organizace, Boženy Němcové 22/2309, 746 01 Opava. Název operačního programu:. OP Vzdělávání pro konkurenceschopnost, oblast podpory 1.5. What is a conjunction?. A conjunction is . a sentence joiner. .. FANBOYS review. The FANBOYS words are . coordinating. . conjunctions. . We can use them to . combine two complete sentences.. FANBOYS REVIEW. By Alexis Kitchens . Subordinating conjunctions. The subordinating conjunction is the essential ingredient in a complex sentence. One main clause (or independent) and one subordinate(or dependent) makes up a complex sentence. Because I have lived in Chile and Ecuador. Subordinate. h. is writing has improved. Independent. w. hen the Philadelphia Phillies baseball team won the National League pennant. Subordinate. e. veryone laughed. A review of prepositions, conjunctions, and interjections.. Day 1 – Prepositions, Conjunctions, and Interjections. A preposition is a word placed before a noun or pronoun to form a phrase modifying another word in the sentence.. Sentences. Sometimes two simple sentences have related ideas. The sentences can be joined to form a . compound sentence.. Joining two sentences will make your writing smoother and clearer. Look at these examples.. FANBOYS. . F. or. A. nd. N. or. B. ut. O. r. Y. et. S. o. FANBOYS. F. or. A. nd. N. or. B. ut. O. r. Y. et. S. o. FANBOYS are . coordinating conjunctions. . We often use them with a comma to make a . Conjunctions. Subordinating Conjunctions. Join . clauses . and make complex sentences. Examples. The . paperboy lost . the . sports. section. again . because. . he is . the worst.. If. . you have . Tuesday 18. th. April 2017. What are propositions?. Prepositions are used to show the . location. , . time. or . movement. of nouns or pronouns.. Prepositions . of location show the . place. or . Sentences. Sometimes two simple sentences have related ideas. The sentences can be joined to form a . compound sentence.. Joining two sentences will make your writing smoother and clearer. Look at these examples.. Why does it matter?. Coordinate vs. Subordinate. Coordinate: “of the same order or degree; equal in rank or importance” (Dictionary.com). Subordinate: “of less importance; secondary” (Dictionary.com). What is a compound sentence?. A . compound sentence . has at least one . independent clause. ; . it is . usually two independent clauses joined by a semi-colon or a conjunction.. In other words, a . compound . under what condition and. . Cause—Effect, Reason or Result, Why: . 3. . Under what. . Condition: . if, as if, even if, unless, . though, as though, although, even though. Cause—Effect,.
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