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Chapter 17: Relative Pronouns. Subordinate Clauses. Also known as dependent clauses. Can’t stand alone in a sentence. Do not express a complete thought. Attached to main/independent clauses. Contain subject and predicate, but sound incomplete when they stand alone. . Relative Pronouns.

Standard 1.1 Writing Conventions: Identify and correctly use clauses (main and subordinate), phrases (gerund, infinitive, and participial), and mechanics of punctuation (semicolons, colons, ellipses, hyphen). Identifying Correctly Punctuated Sentences. Number of Questions.

Independent and Subordinate Clauses. What They Are and How to Use Them. By: Kalli Bradshaw. Do you remember the difference between. a subject. and. a predicate ?. Identify the subject and predicate in this sentence:. Mary decided to go home after school.  Mary.

Punctuation: Clauses. ENG 141. Beginning Punctuation. GOALS Distinguish between Phrases and Clauses Main and Subordinate Clauses Know How to Punctuate Clause Combinations. Vocabulary. A Phrase is any group of words A Clause is a group of words with a subject and a verb

Correcting Misplaced & Dangling Modifiers: Part 1: Modifiers in Sentences. A typical example…. Hands-free headsets are most helpful when driving an automobile or when doing a hands-on task. Overview. Modifiers in sentences Problems with modifiers Correcting misplaced modifiers

Subordination - #3. Directions: Click the left mouse button to move from slide to slide. There are 4 slides in this presentation. Subordination - #3. There are two kinds of clauses: main clause and subordinate clause.

ADJECTIVE CLAUSES. Prepared by Jamil Istifan M-DCC, Kendall Campus ESL & Foreign Languages Department. What is Clause?. It’s a part of a sentence which contains a subject and a verb, usually joined to the rest of the sentence by a conjunction. e.g. Suzy said that she was happy .

Chapter 5. Writing Business Messages. Being sensitive to Your Audience’s Needs: Adapt the “you” attitude –messages using an “I” or “we” attitude, they risk sounding selfish. Adapting To Your Audience. Maintain standards of Etiquette .. Try to express thoughts in a kind manner.

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BUILDING SIMPLE SENTENCES. EXPANDING SIMPLE SENTENCES WITH VERBAL PHRASES. Verbal phrase consists of a verbal and any objects or modifiers.

GED SUCCESS IN WRITING VERBS . GED. Success in Writing--Verbs. Each item on the GED Language Arts, Writing Test will consist of one or more sentences. Sentences must have a subject, a verb, a capital letter to start, and end punctuation, usually a period.

Grammar Instruction to Improve Writing. Why? What? How?. Presented by Amy Benjamin Engaging Grammar: Practical Advice for Real Classrooms (NCTE, 2007). I never learned this. I . teaching grammar. Takes away from real writing instruction. “I’m not sure I’m right.”.

Clauses. Objectives Identify independent and dependent clauses. Identify the uses of dependent clauses. (a prerequisite to effective revision). Clause: a group of related words which has both a subject and a predicate. Independent or Main Clause:

Information for Parents on Key Stage 2 SATs. What does SATs Stand For?. Statutory Assessment Tasks and Tests (also includes Teacher Assessment). Usually taken at the end of Key Stage 1 (at age 7) and at the end of Key Stage 2 (at age 11). What level should children be at?.

Compound Sentences. Clause: no, not Santa!. A group of words with a subject and a verb. The clause can be independent or dependent. Independent Clause. An independent clause can stand alone as a simple sentence . Dependent Clause.

The Semicolon. ;. First Semicolon Rule.

FRAGMENTS. Understanding Them Finding Them Correcting Them. What is a fragment?.

Goals in Communicating Bad News Example: Request for Donation from your company. Acceptance Positive image Message clarity (to avoid additional correspondence) Protection (avoid creating legal liability) Don’t use careless language (plant tour example) Avoid the “good-guy” syndrome (p. 278).

Fragments and Run-ons. There will be a link to this PP on my website so you can use it to study. The grammar quiz will be on Wednesday even if Tuesday is a snow day. Study handouts and A Pocket Style Manual. Terms to Know: Subject.

Common Coordinating Conjunctions: AND, OR, BUT, SO Use these along with a comma when joining independent clauses to make a compound sentence. Instead of AND, you may use a semicolon. Compound Sentence: ,AND sentence ,OR sentence. ,BUT