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Sentence Building Block and Sentence Types.ppt

  1. Sentence Building Blocks Inst. Assist. Sarab AL-Akraa
  2. Sentence Building Blocks: (Really! Just 3!) independent clause dependent clause phrase if you want to succeed. Writing correct sentences is a necessary skill in school and in life.
  3. Sentence Building Blocks: #1 – Independent Clause independent clause is a sentence by itself (simple sentence) indep clause , fanboys indep clause = compound sentence Writing correct sentences is a necessary skill. Writing correct sentences is a necessary skill it is a skill that requires practice. ,and
  4. Sentence Building Blocks: #2 – Dependent Clause independent clause + complex sentence dependent clause only = fragment dependent clause = if one wants to succeed.. Writing correct sentences is a necessary skill if you want to succeed.. X
  5. if one wants to succeed. Sentence Building Blocks #3 - Phrases  Phrase  does not have S+V  can attach to any type of sentence  adds information to the sentence about time, place…  Prepositional phrase: in my family, on Saturdays, from 9 to 5, during the storm, around my neighborhood, with my class, etc.  Verbal phrase: after finishing class, to graduate in two years in school and in life. in school and in life. Writing correct sentences is a necessary skill
  6. 4 Kinds of Sentences Independent clauses and dependent clauses combine to form simple, compound and complex sentences. (Phrases can be in any kind of sentence.)  1) Simple = 1 independent clause  Working full time makes it hard to study full time. S V  Winona sings and plays the guitar very well. S V V  2)Compound = 2 independent clauses connected by ,fanboys or ;conj adverb, or ;  Winona plays guitar well , but she cannot read music. S V ; however, S V ;
  7. 4 Kinds of Sentences 2) compound sentences indep clause , for indep clause. , and , nor , but (; however,) , or , yet , so (; therefore, ) Miami and Orlando are both major cities, but Miami is more exciting. ; however,
  8. 4 Kinds of Sentences  3) Complex = dep clause + indep clause  Dep clause , indep. clause. If I had enough money, I would buy an old farmhouse in Spain.  Indep. clause dep. clause. I would buy an old farmhouse in Spain if I had enough money. Dep clauses always start with a subordinator:  Time: After … , Before … , Since… , Until… , When… , While… ,  Contrast: Although … , Even though … , Whereas … , While… ,  Cause & Effect: Because … , Since … , As … ,  Condition: If … , Unless … ,
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