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Types of Sentences PART II

Types of Sentences PART II. COMPLEX SENTENCES. Grammar Warm-Up!. A: Identify the four KINDS of Sentences and write an example of each. B: Label the following parts of the sentences below. (Sub, Pred , Verb, D.O., I.O.) Peter threw his mom a big party.

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Types of Sentences PART II

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  1. Types of Sentences PART II COMPLEX SENTENCES

  2. Grammar Warm-Up! • A: Identify the four KINDS of Sentences and write an example of each. • B: Label the following parts of the sentences below. (Sub, Pred, Verb, D.O., I.O.) • Peter threw his mom a big party. • The girl noticed the kitten stuck in the tree. • Did you write your grandmother in California a Birthday Card? • C: Write Three Compound Sentences using each rule once.

  3. REVIEW: COMPOUND SENTENCES • A COMPOUND SENTENCE is made up of… • Steven ran away, and Rebecca stood her ground. • The witch lived next door ; she was mean and ugly. • My lips hurt; therefore, I need chapstick.

  4. Compound Sentences • 1.) ARE MADE UP OF TWO INDEPENDENT CLAUSES (Have a SUBJECT and a VERB and state a whole thought) Steven ran away, and Rebecca stood her ground. • 2.) JOINED BY A CONNECTOR • Three rules: 1.) comma and FANBOY, 2.) semicolon 3.) semicolon, conjunctive adverb, and a comma.

  5. Complex Sentences • Complex Sentences have AT LEAST one independent clause and one dependent clause. • Dependent Clause: • a group of words that contains a subject and a verb but does NOT express a complete thought. • Cannot stand on its own as a complete sentence. • Jim studied in the cafeteria for his Physics Quiz... • When Jim studied in the cafeteria for his Physics Quiz…

  6. Examples! • Because he forgot his wife’s Birthday, Roger spent a week sleeping on the couch. • After putting her children to sleep, Mary watched television. • I cleaned the dishes so that I wouldn’t get in trouble. • Even though Math is hard, it’s my favorite subject.

  7. Subordinating Conjunctions • Used to join a dependent clause to an independent clause! • First or Second Rule: When dependent clause comes first, use the comma! AFTER, ALTHOUGH, AS, AS IF, AS LONG AS, AS MUCH AS, AS SOON AS, AS THOUGH, BECAUSE, BEFORE, EVEN, EVEN IF, EVEN THOUGH, IF, IF ONLY, IF WHEN, IF THEN, INASMUCH, JUST AS, LEST, NOW, ONCE, SINCE, SO THAT, THAN, THAT, THOUGH, UNLESS, UNTIL, WHEN, WHENEVER, WHERE, WHEREAS, WHILE, WHICH, WHO, WHOEVER,

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