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Varying Sentence Beginnings & Sentence Structure

Varying Sentence Beginnings & Sentence Structure. Simple sentence. Brandon R. will steam the milk in one of the stainless steel pitchers. Why is this a simple? Too many of you are relying only on these types of sentences We need … VARIATION! . Compound.

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Varying Sentence Beginnings & Sentence Structure

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  1. Varying Sentence Beginnings & Sentence Structure

  2. Simple sentence • Brandon R. will steamthe milk in one of the stainless steel pitchers. • Why is this a simple? • Too many of you are relying only on these types of sentences • We need … VARIATION! 

  3. Compound • Chloe T. will fill the portafilter with espresso grounds, and Faith C. will tamp the grounds into a puck using the steel pestle. • Look to combine some of your simple sentences into compound sentences. • What sentences, by nature, should go together?

  4. Complex • Before Clark I. attaches the portafilter to the espresso machine, McClain D. will place a demitasse below the spigot. • What simple sentences can be combined to make complex sentences? • What sorts of relationships might these sentences have?

  5. Compound-Complex • After the boiling water has run through the grounds and into the demitasse, Alli D. will pour thenewly-made shot of espresso into the bottom of the takeaway cup, and Findlay B. will fill the rest with steamed milk. • Use comp-complex sentences for COMPLEX ideas; instructions; or to relate many ideas at once! 

  6. Sentence Beginnings • Start with… • …a noun! • …an adverb! • …a prep. phrase! (‘Preposition + object’) • …an infinitive phrase (‘To + verb’)

  7. Noun • Try to limit ‘There is…” or “There are…” • Lattes are fun and easy to make, once you learn how. • The noun?

  8. Adverb • Always set off introductory adverbs with commas! • First, Brandon R. will steam the milk in one of the stainless steel pitchers. • The adverb?

  9. Prepositional Phrase • Set off prep phrases with commas if they are more than three (3) words long! • On top of the latte, sprinkle cinnamon or powdered chocolate, if you so desire. • The prep phrase?

  10. Infinitive Phrase • To + verb + other words • To make sure your latte blends well, stir as you pour in the steamed milk.

  11. Put them together! • Lattes are fun and easy to make, once you learn how – just watch us! First, Brandon R. will steam whole milk in one of the stainless steel pitchers. Next, Chloe T. will fill the portafilter with espresso grounds, and Faith C. will tamp the grounds into a puck using the steel pestle. Before Clark I. attaches the portafilter to the espresso machine, McClain D. will place a demitasse below the spigot. After the boiling water has run through the grounds and into the demitasse, Alli D. will pour the newly-made shot of espresso into the bottom of the takeaway cup, and Findlay B. will fill the rest with steamed milk. To make sure the latte blends well, Jamie B. will stir as Findlay B. pours in the steamed milk. On top of the latte, Mr. Windham will sprinkle cinnamon or shaved chocolate, if you so desire. Now, enjoy your latte!

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