'Conjunctive adverbs' diaporamas de présentation

Recognizing Relationships

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Finding and Fixing Common Grammar AND Punctuation Errors

Finding and Fixing Common Grammar AND Punctuation Errors . California State University Dominguez Hills. Disclaimer.

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Fundamentals of Grammar

Fundamentals of Grammar. April 21, 2014. Commas, yo . The Comma Splice. Her scandal is not that of adultery, . she commits the sin of the comma splice. CS. ,. Independent clause. Independent clause. DOES NOT A SENTENCE MAKE!!!!!. , nor. , for. , so. , yet. ,. ,. AND. ,. BUT.

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Comma Splices

Comma Splices. Is it a crime to commit comma splices?. What is a comma splice?. A comma splice is a type of run-on sentence. A typical comma splice occurs when a writer joins together two independent clauses, using only a comma as punctuation between them.

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Follow these directions:

They are: Simple Sentence Compound Sentence Complex Sentence Compound-Complex sentence Let's take them one at a time. Follow these directions:. Get your literary notebook and set up a Type 2. Write down your homework in your assignment book. Type 2:.

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Comma

By: Matt Bach and Matt Kuberski. Comma. Definition of a Comma. Made to help the reader A comma tells readers when one clause has ended and another is about to begin. Nonrestrictive. Describes a noun or pronoun whose meaning has already been clearly defined or limited. Set off with commas.

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COMMAS

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Adverbs

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Grammar and Punctuation Agreement, Semi-Colon, and Comma Usage.

Grammar and Punctuation Agreement, Semi-Colon, and Comma Usage. By: Colin Henderson, Maria Lusso, Olivia Migliori, and Shannon Hurley. Stated Lesson Objective:.

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Comma Splice vs. Fragment

Comma Splice vs. Fragment . Anna Weis . Comma Splices and Fragments . Comma splices and fragments are among the most common writing errors.

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Grammar!

Grammar!. Semicolons and conjunctive adverbs. Decorating your sentence - Semicolons. Semicolons: Use semicolons to combine two sentences without using a conjunction. Semicolons MUST connect two independent clauses. . ;. Independent Clause. Independent Clause.

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Coordination and Subordination

Coordination and Subordination. Joining words and phrases Joining entire clauses. Coordination: Words and Phrases. Coordination Joining equals Joining similar structures Nouns and nouns; prep phrases and prep phrases, etc.

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THE SEMICOLON How do you use it?

THE SEMICOLON How do you use it?. The semicolon is one of three ways that you can put two complete sentences back to back. As a rule. . . . Semicolons connect 2 COMPLETE sentences. This means for two sentences to be back to back, each must contain a subject, verb and a complete thought.

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Conjunctions

Conjunctions. A conjunction is a word that joins single words or groups of words. Conjunctions. A coordinating conjunction joins words or groups of words that have equal grammatical weight in a sentence. And but or so nor for yet Two and two are four.

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Semi-colons and Colons

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Compound &

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Colons and Semicolons

Colons and Semicolons. By Christy Bynum, Larica Kintchen and James Burdge . What is a Colon?. It follows an independent clause and introduces one of 3 things: A defining example A list A quotation. Examples of Using a Colon. She had only one person to blame: herself.

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Semicolons & Colons

Semicolons & Colons. Grammar Notes. Semicolons. 618.1 To Join Two Independent Clauses Use a semicolon to join two or more closely related independent clauses that are not connected with a coordinating conjunction. Remember: independent clauses can stand alone as a separate sentence.

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Semicolons vs. Colons

Semicolons vs. Colons. Use a semicolon when you link two independent clauses with no connecting words. . Examples: I am going home; I intend to stay there. It rained heavily during the afternoon; we managed to have our picnic anyway.

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