The document discusses different grammatical concepts including independent and dependent clauses, conjunctions, and sentence structures. It provides examples and exercises to identify simple, compound, and complex sentences as well as cause and effect and problem-solution relationships. Key points covered include identifying clauses, coordinating vs. subordinating conjunctions, and the components of simple, compound, and complex sentences. Identification exercises are provided to apply the concepts.
2. ✔Differentiate INDEPENDENT AND
DEPENDENT CLAUSES.
✔Identify the 2 kinds CONJUNCTIONS
✔Identify the 3 KINDS OF SENTENCES
(Simple, Compound, Complex).
✔Identify CAUSE AND EFFECT, AND
PROBLEM-SOLUTION TYPE OF SENTENCE.
Objectives
40. Kinds of Sentence Structure
✔Simple
• A simple sentence contains a
subject and a verb.
• It expresses a single complete
thought that can stand on its own.
41. Kinds of Sentence Structure
✔Simple
• Examples:
• Joe waited for the train.
• Mary and Samantha took the bus.
• The train was late.
42. Kinds of Sentence Structure
✔Compound
• made up of 2 independent clauses
• connected by coordinating conjunctions (fanboys)
• Has comma (,) before the conjunction.
• Ex. Joe waited for the train, but the train was late.
43. Kinds of Sentence Structure
✔Compound`
• Examples:
• Joe waited for the train, but the train was late.
• Cats are good pets, for they are clean and are not noisy.
• He didn't want to go to the dentist, yet he went anyway.
44. Kinds of Sentence Structure
✔Complex
• made up of 1 independent clause
and at least 1 dependent clause
• connected by subordinating
conjunctions
45. Kinds of Sentence Structure
✔Complex
• Examples:
• Because my porridge had gone cold, I heated it in the
microwave.
• She returned the computer after she noticed it was
damaged.
• Wherever you go, you can always find beauty.
46. Kinds of Sentence Structure
✔Complex
• TWO ways to write a complex sentence!
• 1. Dependent first, followed by Independent
• 2. Independent first, followed by Dependent
47. Kinds of Sentence Structure
✔Complex
• TWO ways to write a complex sentence!
• 1. Dependent first, followed by Independent
• -Wherever you go, you can always find beauty.
• 2. Independent first, followed by Dependent
• - You can always find beauty wherever you go.
68. Problem-Solution Sentence
✔Problem = dilemma or concerning issue
✔Solution = can be, or should be done to
remedy this issue
✔Ex. John didn’t know what to take to school
for Show and Tell so he asked his mother for
an idea.
71. Problem
The store near Mrs.
Anderson did not have any
fresh pineapple so Mrs.
Anderson went to another
store.
72. Problem
Robert took his sister to
the top of the hill because
the flooding river might
reach Robert’s house.
73. Identify if the sentence is
compound or complex and explain
why.
74. 1. Because the alarm was not set,
we were late for work.
2. I was soaking wet, so I changed
my clothes immediately.
3. He failed in the test last time, so
he studies hard to pass the next
exam.
75. 4. When the manuscript is edited,
the company will publish it.
5. Since school was canceled, we
went to the mall.
76. Evaluation
Write a compound sentence showing:
Cause and Effect
Problem and Solution
Write complex sentence showing:
Cause and Effect
Problem and Solution