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- 1. I wanted to touchthe statue, but it said “NO.”
- 2. The dog visitedthe museum.
- 3. What are the differencesbetween those two sentences?
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- 5. Sentence Basic Elements ofEvery Sentence SUBJECT PREDICATE I read I read book
- 6. Simple Sentence A simplesentence has one subject and one predicate.
- 7. Simple Sentence We wentto Museum. Pronoun Verb Simple subject Complete predicate Prepositional phrase
- 8. Compound Sentence • Acompound sentence has more than one part that can stand alone (independent clauses). • It has 2 simple sentence that connected by conjunctions
- 10. Compound Sentence Use ofCoordinating Conjunctions SUBJECT PREDICATE SUBJECT PREDICATE and
- 11. Compound Sentence I enteredthe museum My friend whispered and
- 12. Compound Sentence Coordinating Conjunction Ientered the museum, and my friend whispered. Comma before “and” in compound sentences!
- 13. Complex Sentence A complexsentence has two parts: ● One independent clause (a complete idea that can stand alone) ● One dependent clause (an incomplete idea that cannot stand alone) The two parts are connected by subordinating words such as because, when, if, although, after, before, while. The dependent clause needs the independent clause to make sense.
- 15. Complex Sentence Subordinating Conjunction WhenI entered the museum, my friend whispered. My friend whispered when I entered the museum. Comma comes AFTER the dependent clause Comma is used when the sentence starts with the dependent clause
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