The document discusses sentence structure and capitalization. It identifies two main types of sentences: simple sentences containing a subject and verb, and compound sentences containing two simple sentences joined by a coordinating conjunction. Examples are provided of how sentences can be used to describe things or express opinions. Proper punctuation of sentences is also covered, including always using a comma after a coordinating conjunction and putting a period at the end of each sentence. The document asks what else can be capitalized in sentences.

1. Teacher: Fabian Oyarzún Rios.
Sentence Structure and
Capitalization
Colegio Arriaran Barros
Departamento de Inglés

2. Review
In previous classes we identified, mainly, two types of
sentences:
Simple Sentence.
Subject + verb
Compound Sentence.
Simple sentence + coordinating conjunction + simple
sentence

3. Writing sentences
We can use sentences to describe things, and/or to write
opinions. For example:
The lyrics of the song “Another Brick in the Wall” express
disagreement towards the education system.
Subject verb complement
The lyrics of the song express disagreement towards
the education system
Simple Sentence

4. The lyrics of the song express disagreement towards the education system, so
Simple sentence Coordinating
Conjunction
they criticize society.
Simple sentence
Compound sentence

5. Sentences must be carefully punctuated
Always use a comma after a coordinating conjunction.
Put a period at the end of your sentence.

6. What else can we capitalize?

7. What else can we capitalize?