1. Prepared by : Moneer O. Lubbad
Under Supervision: Dr. Khader T. Khader
Types of sentence

2. Outline:
* Introduction
* Simple Sentence.
.* Compound
Sentence
* Complex
Sentence.
* Compound

3. * Word + Word + Word = Sentence
* Every sentence has two basic elements which are :
1-Subject (one or compound )
2- Predicate (complete thought .. Meaning ) (one or
compound )
•Introduction

4. * Simple
* Compound
* Complex
* Compound Complex
•Con.
Sentence Types :(according to the
structure)

5. • The Simple
Sentence
It has one subject-verb pair
It is an independent clause
He lives in Palestine .

6. Compound Sentences
* It contains two independent clauses (two simple
sentences).
* These two clauses are composed by :
1- a semicolon.
.2- a coordinating conjunction
.3- a transition

7. • Semicolon
I love living in this city ; there are so many things to do
Independent Clause ; Independent Clause

8. • coordinating conjunction
* We call it (FAN BOYS)
1- F= for
2- A= and
3- N= nor
4- B= but
5- O= or
6-Y= yet
7- S= so

9. • Transitio
n
Independent Clause ;transition, Independent Clause
I like swimming ;whereas, I hate tennis.

11. * It contains one independent clause and one
dependent clause are joined by
subordinating conjunctions.
• Complex Sentence
He was upset about his toy because it was
broken.

12. • Some subordinating conjunctions

13. * It contains two independent clauses and one or
more dependent clauses.
• Compound-Complex
Although I like to go camping, I haven't had the
time to go lately, and I haven't found anyone to
go with.

14. 1- Declarative: statement
* Ali studies Arabic.
• Types of sentence: (according to the purpose )
2- Interrogative: question
* Who broke the window ?
3- Imperative : requests
* Be calm, please.

15. •4- Exclamatory: surprising or
thrilling thing.
* What a magical chair !

16. +Sources
* Writing I lectures.
* Dr. Khader Khader lectures ..
* The Steps in Academic Writing (Ann Hogue)
* knoji.com
* (Little, Brown Handbook,)

17. That’s all !!
Thank you…