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List Five Differences Between An Person and A Person.: Independent

Here are the answers: 1. Although she thought she was a good driver, she got a lot of tickets for speeding DC 2. If she hadn’t won the lottery, she would have been very unhappy. DC 3. Just call me when you need me and I’ll be there. IC 4. She forced herself to take the test even though she was sick. DC 5. Henry knows that his business will be successful. IC 6. Men who are not married are called bachelors. DC 7. If he finishes her project tonight, he can join us on our trip this weekend. DC 8. My

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List Five Differences Between An Person and A Person.: Independent

Here are the answers: 1. Although she thought she was a good driver, she got a lot of tickets for speeding DC 2. If she hadn’t won the lottery, she would have been very unhappy. DC 3. Just call me when you need me and I’ll be there. IC 4. She forced herself to take the test even though she was sick. DC 5. Henry knows that his business will be successful. IC 6. Men who are not married are called bachelors. DC 7. If he finishes her project tonight, he can join us on our trip this weekend. DC 8. My

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List five differences between an

independent person and a


dependent person.
Independent person

Mother Father
Independent person

Professionals Working student


Dependent Person

Students
Dependent Person
CLAUSES
CLAUSE
•A clause is a group of
words that contains a
subject and a verb.
TWO MAJOR TYPES OF CLAUSE

Independent Clause
Dependent Clauses
Independent Clause (MAIN CLAUSE)
Three components:
• Subject - a person or thing that is being discussed or
described.
• Verb or predicate - They tell the reader what the
subject is doing. It talks about the subjects.
• They express a complete thought - something
happened or was said.
Independent Clause (MAIN CLAUSE)

expresses a complete thought and


can stand alone as a simple sentence.
For Example:
He dreamed of living in the forest though his wife is
against it.
Independent Clause (MAIN CLAUSE)

For Example:
He dreamed of living in the forest
Subject Verb Predicate
Independent Clause (MAIN CLAUSE)
For Example:
He took the opportunity given by
Ambo which later on disappointed
him.
He took the opportunity given by Ambo.
S V P
Independent Clause (MAIN CLAUSE)
For Example:
She wants to travel the world and
see wonderful sights.
She wants to travel the world.
S V P
Dependent Clauses(Subordinate Clause)

•A clause that expresses an


incomplete or partial thought.
•It is not a complete sentence; it
can’t stand on its own.
Dependent Clauses(Subordinate Clause)

Why?
•It depends on another
group of words to express
a complete thought .
•Dependent Clauses often begin with
words like if, whether, since, when, etc.
These are called subordinating
conjunctions.
Dependent Clauses(Subordinate Clause)
For example:
He returned to his old life upon
reaching such realizations.
DC
We are going on a picnic
unless it rains today.
DC
Although his zipper broke,
he wore the pants anyway.
IC
When the teacher fainted,
I called Mrs. Cruz.
IC
Relative pronoun
•Who: Refers to a person
•Whom: Refers to a person (as the verb’s
object)
•Which: Refers to an animal or thing
•What: Refers to a nonliving thing
•That: Refers to a person, animal, or thing
FOR EXAMPLE:

I like the person who was nice


to me.
FOR EXAMPLE:
He took the opportunity given by
Ambo which later on disappointed
him.
Conjunctions
A conjunction joins
words or word groups.
7 Conjunctions
FOR EXAMPLE:
She wants to travel the world and see
wonderful sights.

and see wonderful sights.


DC
Let’s Practice!
Find the dependent and
independent clause

1.The Trojans were winning the war


until Achilles returned to battle.
The Trojans were winning the war
Dependent Clause
until Achilles returned to battle.
Independent Clause
Find the dependent and
independent clause
2. Scientists can learn much from this
particular worm because it shares many
genes with humans.
Find the dependent and
independent clause
2. Scientists can learn much from this particular
worm because it shares many genes with
humans. DC
Find the dependent and
independent clause

3. We will go on the roller coaster while


they ride .
Find the dependent and
independent clause
We will go on the roller coaster
IC
while they ride
DC
ACTIVITY !
DIRECTIONS: Identify the italicized clause
as independent clause or dependent clause.
Write IC if it is an independent clause and DC
if it is a dependent clause.

__1. Although she thought she was a good driver, she


got a lot of tickets for speeding
__2. If she hadn’t won the lottery, she would have been
very unhappy.

__3. Just call me when you need me and I’ll be there.

__4. She forced herself to take the test even though she
was sick.
__5. Henry knows that his business will be
successful.

__6. Men who are not married are called bachelors.

__7. If he finishes her project tonight, he can join


us on our trip this weekend.
__8. My mom craved for ice cream so my dad
immediately went to the nearest store.

__9. The student whom I recommend as class


President is Ian.
__10. I couldn’t post freely on Facebook because
my mom is stalking me there

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