PPT-Compound Sentences

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 Kathys feelings. com Compound Sentences A compound sentence is a sent ence that contains two complete ideas called clauses that are related These two clauses are usually connected in a compound sentence by a conjunction T he coordinating conjunc tions are and but fo . Simple & . Compound . sentences . PowerPoint. What is a simple sentence? . A simple sentence is made up of ONE clause. It may contain connecting words (conjunctions), but they will only be connecting words or phrases. . Grammar Toolkit. Compound sentences. Grammar Toolkit. Compound sentences. A compound sentence consists of two . or . more main clauses, each of which can stand on its own. . Spotty loves Bruiser, and Bruiser loves Spotty. A review of simple, compound, and complex. The Building Blocks of all Sentences. Remember: All sentences must have a _________, which describes . who . or . what . the sentence is about. In addition, all sentences must have a ___________, . Grammar Toolkit. Compound sentences. Grammar Toolkit. Compound sentences. A compound sentence consists of two . or . more main clauses, each of which can stand on its own. . Spotty loves Bruiser, and Bruiser loves Spotty. 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. .. . Once a student knows the difference between the three sentence types (simple, compound, and complex), it is possible to write with sentence variety. Sentence variety helps make your writing more interesting.. 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.. mins. ) Please write your responses in your composition book.. 1. I went to the mall, for I bought a lot of shoes.. 2. I love to eat cake, and I do not like icing.. 3. You shouldn’t skip breakfast, so should you skip lunch.. Review. A clause is a group of words having a subject and a verb. . An . independent clause. can stand alone as a sentence. . A . dependent clause. is always used as some part of speech. . It . cannot stand alone as a sentence. SIMPLE SENTENCES . A simple sentence conveys a single, simple idea. It contains an independent clause that has a subject and a verb. It makes sense on its own.. . We enjoyed the concert.. AND COMPLEX 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. 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).