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Pattern 5!. By: Sara Khobaisy Hyung Kim --------------------. Who wrote The Art of Styling Sentences? . K.D Sullivan- Authored and Coauthored six published books, including her latest book , The Art of Styling Sentences.

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  1. Pattern 5! By: Sara Khobaisy Hyung Kim --------------------

  2. Who wrote The Art of Styling Sentences? • K.D Sullivan- Authored and Coauthored six published books, including her latest book , The Art of Styling Sentences. Written online workshops and 35 job aids for effective communication other works include : MasModa magazine, title: “Profiles of People Following Their Stars” The Potrero View newspaper, title: “Potrero Hill Author Helps Others Grow Their Businesses”Translorial magazine, title: “SCORE with Best Business Practices”

  3. NOTES • Pattern 5 is a list of balanced pairs. • It contains the conjunction and between each item and a comma after each pair. • A and B, C and D, E and F. • Each pair must complete the other and be in the same subject.

  4. What is difference between pattern 5 and 4A? • Even though pattern 5 uses conjunctions , it is different from pattern 4a . The main difference between pattern 4a and 5 is that pattern 5 requires conjunctions to balance the pairs in the sentences. • For example : God is day and night, winter and summer, war and peace, surfeit and hunger.

  5. Structure of pattern 5 • Structure = A and B , C and D, E and F ( may be in any slot in the sentences) • A must be balanced with B. Conjunctions are used to balance the pairs.

  6. What you should NOTdo ! • Even though I hate eating, I eat tomatoes or fruits or cakes for breakfast. ( This sentence does not belong to pattern 5 because it consist of series with variations. This is pattern 4a ! DON’T GET CONUFUED IT WILL HURT YOU ㅜ.ㅜ)

  7. EXAMPLE # 1 They went to the store and bought chicken and fish, strawberries and bananas, Gatorade and water. This is an example of a pattern 5 sentence because the first pair contains meat, the second pair fruits and the third drinks.

  8. EXAMPLE # 2 This summer we are going to Texas and Louisiana, New York and New Jersey, France and Germany. This is also another example of a pattern 5 sentence because each state in each of the pairs are located next to one another.

  9. PRACTICE TIME TRUE OR FALSE • Tell me if the following sentences belong to pattern 5 ! • 1.) Even though I had no money, I went to the store to see new snacks and fruits and jellies. • 2.) A red light means stop; a green light, go. • 3.) Hard work is only one side of the equation; talent is the other. • 4.) Linkin and Washington, Stalin and Lenin, Napoleon and Louis IX are famous leaders. • 5.) I went to the beach to play and to eat and to relax. • 6.) Algebra and Stats, APUSH and World History, Chemistry and Physics are important school electives.

  10. Answers • 1.) False • 2.) False • 3.) False • 4.) True • 5.) False • 6.) True

  11. OVERVEIW • A correct pattern 5 sentence contains balanced pairs with a the conjunction and between them and a comma after each pair. • A and B, C and D, E and F. • Ex. She needed to buy fruits and vegetables, toothpaste and a toothbrush, shoes and shirts.