'Compound complex sentences' diaporamas de présentation

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Sentencing

Language Studies and Academics. 1. Sentencing. Structure, Types, and Common Problems. 1. The Sentence. A sentence is a group of words that expresses a complete thought . A sentence makes sense because it is a whole idea , not just part of one.

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The Sentence

The Sentence. By ??. Complete sentences Types of sentences Effective sentences. 1. Complete Sentences. What are essential elements of a grammatically complete sentence?. (a subject and a predicate verb). He came. She wrote a letter. Dr. Smith is a professor.

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Sentences

Sentences. Run-ons/Fragments Phrases/Clauses Types of Sentences. Fragments/Run-ons. Sentence Definition. A sentence is a complete thought. It contains at least one subject and one predicate (verb). It can stand by itself and still make sense!

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Clauses and Sentence Structure

Clauses and Sentence Structure. What is a clause?. A clause is a group of related words that has both a subject and predicate . There are two types of clauses: Independent Dependent. What is a clause?. Independent ( main clause) Expresses a complete thought Can stand alone

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Types of Sentence Structure Quiz

Types of Sentence Structure Quiz. Simple, Compound, Complex, or Compound-Complex Which is which?. Simple Sentence. Contains one independent clause Has no subordinate clause. Examples of Simple Sentences. The dog and the cat napped in the little brown basket.

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Types of Sentence Structure

Types of Sentence Structure. Complex or Compound-Complex Which is which?. Complex Sentence. Contains one independent clause Contains at least one subordinate clause. Examples of Complex Sentences. When I hear classical music, I think of the Madrid Middle School band.

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RRN #6

RRN #6. The Sentence. Declarative . A sentence may make a statement. Interrogative. May it also ask a question?. Imperative. Use it to give an order. Exclamatory. What great emotion it can express!. Prepositional Phrase. Begins with a preposition in the park on the table

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Journeys: Unit 2

Journeys: Unit 2. Lesson 6: How are performances similar and different from written stories?. Spelling: Short Uu Vocabulary Suffixes, -y , - ous Target Skill: Story Structure Elements of Drama Formal and Informal Language Infer/Predict Verbs Story: Invasion from Mars .

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Sentence types: Simple, compound, and complex

Beaver Dam Middle Schoo l Seventh-Grade Language Arts House Red. Sentence types: Simple, compound, and complex. Simple Sentences. The two parts a Simple sentence must have. _____________and_______________. List the two parts a Compound sentence must have. _____________and_______________.

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Sentence Structure

Sentence Structure. Simple Sentences Sentence Fragments Compound Sentences Complex Sentences Compound Complex Sentences. Simple Sentences. Simple sentences have one independent clause, but they may have a compound subject or a compound predicate. . Examples.

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Types of Sentences

Types of Sentences. Simple Sentences. Simple sentences consist of one independent (main) clause. The Red Sox won the ALCS on Sunday. Walking around the park, I found a lost puppy. Compound Sentences. Compound sentences consist of more than one independent clause but no dependent clauses.

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Writing Warm Up

Writing Warm Up. Directions: Take out a piece of paper. Do NOT write your name at the top. Write a paragraph describing one of your shoes. Describe your shoe in as much detail as possible WITHOUT writing down the name brand of the shoe.

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Sentence Types

Sentence Types. A sentence can be defined as a group of words expressing a complete thought . A clause is defined as a group of words containing a subject and a predicate . Subject and Predicate.

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Sentence Structure:

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Basic Types of Sentences

Basic Types of Sentences. Using Conjunctions to Enhance Your Writing. Three Types of Sentences. Simple Compound Complex. Simple Sentences. A simple sentence is the most basic type of sentence It must contain a subject , a verb , and must express a complete thought

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Sentence Types

Sentence Types . Simple Sentences . A simple sentence, also called an independent clause, contains a subject and a verb, and it expresses a complete thought Some students like to study in the mornings. students. like. Simple Sentences .

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Syntax

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Compound-Complex

Compound-Complex. CDCX. Standard. ELACC8L2: Demonstrate command of the conventions of standard English capitalization, punctuation, and spelling when writing. a. Use punctuation (comma). Compound-Complex.

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AP Literary Terms:

AP Literary Terms:. Synesthesia, Syntax, Theme, Thesis, and Tone. SYNESTHESIA. One sense is described or associated with another (Numbers/letters are commonly associated with colors). Seeing the icy river below, she began to shiver.

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