PPT-Simple, Complex, Compound Sentences

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Independent vs Dependent Clauses Independent Clause A group of words that contains a subject and verb and expresses a complete thought An independent clause

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Independent vs Dependent Clauses Independent Clause A group of words that contains a subject and verb and expresses a complete thought An independent clause is a sentence Example . 1.. Paragraph 2 contains which of the following?. A. anaphora. B. asyndeton. C. allusion. D. metonymy. E. . polysyndeton. 2. . The second sentence in paragraph three is an example of which of the following:. Simple Sentence. Contains a subject and a predicate (the rest of the sentence that contains a verb).. Expresses a complete thought.. Example: The boys went to the park.. Tip: a simple sentence is also called an independent clause.. English III. practice. Compound Sentences. COMPOUND SENTENCES . have . two or more ICs . (Independent . Clauses).. The students finished class. , and . they went to lunch.. Kevin did not want to hurt Kathy’s feelings. 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.. vs. Simple Sentences with Compound Predicates!. Two Simple Sentences. Tom. . studied. a lot. . Tom. . did. n’t . pass. the test.. Compound Sentence. Tom . studied. a . lot. ,. but . Tom. . did. by Structure. Simple. Compound. Complex. Compound-Complex. Simple. One Independent Clause (IC). Independent Clause: . Can. stand alone as a sentence.. We had fun at the ball game. . Compound Sentence. Station 4. Directions: Each slide will present a sentence. . Write the sentence on your paper.. Identify if the sentence is complex or compound-complex.. After EVERYONE in the group has written the sentence & made a selection, check your answer by pressing the space bar.. 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.. The . professor. . gave. . a lecture.. I. . took. . notes. . One Sentence: Where’s the . Verb. ?. In the . morning. ,. . I. usually . like(?). to . take. (?). . a . run. (?). . before class.. Sentence Structure. What is Sentence Structure?. The . structure . of a sentence refers to the kinds and the number of clauses it contains.. The four kinds of sentences are . simple, compound, complex,. Sentence Fragments. Compound Sentences. Complex Sentences. Compound Complex Sentences. Simple sentences have one independent clause, but they may have a compound subject or a compound predicate. . Simple Sentences. Types of Sentences in English Sentences are classified according to the number and kinds of clauses they contain. There are four types: Simple Complex Compound Compound-Complex The Simple Sentence A simple sentence has only one independent clause and no subordinate clauses. Grade 3 Sentences WorksheetReading Math for K-5wwwk5learningcomDetermine if each sentence is simple compound or complexSentencessimplecompoundcomplex1The children wore their dirty boots2It was time f IAE: T. Graham. Introduction to . Academic English . Sentence Structure. (www.c8.alamy.com, . n.d.. ). Three Sentence Types. Simple. . (1 subject + 1 verb). I enjoy swimming.. Compound. . (2 subjects + 2 verbs).

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