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Simple + compound + complex (for blackboard)
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- 3. Rihanna = Simple Independent!! Subject= Herself Predicate = Money !!
- 4. Rihanna = Simple SingularSubject = Rihanna ran. Compound subject = Rihanna and her niece ran. Plural subject : The girls ran. Direct object: Rihanna threw a stick. Indirect object: Rihanna threw her dog a stick Compound verb: Rihanna ran and played. Adverbs, adjectives, prepositional phrases…
- 5. The Carters =Compound Independents!! Subject + Predicate = Beyoncé Subject + Predicate = Jay-Z 2 simples together!!!
- 6. • Beyoncé played,and Jay-Z ran.
- 7. How are theytogether??? THE COORDINATING CONJUNCTIONS • F- for introduces the reason for the first clause • A- and joins two similar ideas together • N- nor not used very often • B- but joins two contrasting ideas • O- or joins two alternative ideas • Y- yet joins contrasting ideas (like “but”) • S- so shows the second idea results from the first
- 8. AGREEMENT, DISAGREEMENT, REASON • Conjunctionsare used to show agreement, disagreement, or reason between two clauses. • Agreement- and, nor, or • The two words, phrases, or clauses are basically saying the same thing • Disagreement- yet, by, or • The two parts are saying something different from one another • Reason- for, so • One of the words, phrases, or clauses is explaining the other
- 9. WHEN TO USECOORDINATING CONJUNCTIONS • When you have a series of short, related sentences • I like candy. I like cake. • I like candy and cake. • To correct a run-on sentence. • I want to be a celebrity when I grow up, I am practicing sports everyday. • I want to be a celebrity when I grow up, so I am practicing sports every day.
- 10. COORDINATING CONJUNCTION RULES •If you are joining two independent clauses, always use a comma before the coordinating conjunction. • My favorite soda is Dr. Pepper, but Anne’s is Coca- Cola. • If you are joining two short phrases or two words, a comma isn't necessary. • I like to eat cake and drink tea.
- 11. COORDINATING CONJUNCTION RULES •The coordinating conjunction goes between ideas. • Correct- I like to sleep, but I don’t like to nap. • Incorrect- But I don’t like to nap, I like to sleep.
- 12. A TIP FORYOU • When combining sentences with a coordinating conjunction, remember that it is OK to combine the information. • Ex. I like my classes. I like my teachers • I like my classes and my teachers.
- 13. The Styles =Complex One dependent on the other… Dependent = Harry Styles Independent = Nathalia Guimarães They are together...
- 14. How are theytogether??? SUBORDINATING CONJUCTIONS • after • although • as • because • before • even if • even though • if • in order that once • wherever • whether • while • why
- 15. How are theytogether??? SUBORDINATING CONJUCTIONS • provided that • rather than • since • so that • than • that • Though = although • unless until • when • whenever • where • whereas
- 16. A TIP FORYOU If the dependent clause comes at the beginning of the sentence, a comma should follow it. • Ex. When he was at the park, the boy played. If the dependent clause comes after the independent clause, no comma is necessary. Ex. The boy played when he was at the park.
- 17. Use one ofthe connectives in the box to change this short, simple sentence to a longer complex sentence. Can you make a complex sentence with a connective at the beginning? because if therefore in order to since The driver crashed into the house. Why?
- 18. Use one ofthe connectives in the box to change this short, simple sentence to a longer complex sentence. Can you make a complex sentence with a connective at the beginning? when while until after before The driver crashed into the house. When?
- 19. Use one ofthe connectives in the box to change this short, simple sentence to a longer complex sentence. Can you make a complex sentence with a connective at the beginning? because if therefore in order to since The cat fell asleep. Why?
- 20. Use one ofthe connectives in the box to change this short, simple sentence to a longer complex sentence. Can you make a complex sentence with a connective at the beginning? when while until after before The cat fell asleep. When?
- 21. Use one ofthe connectives in the box to change this short, simple sentence to a longer complex sentence. Can you make a complex sentence with a connective at the beginning? because if therefore so in order to since The mice needed a torch. Why?
- 22. Use one ofthe connectives in the box to change this short, simple sentence to a longer complex sentence. Can you make a complex sentence with a connective at the beginning? when while until after before The mice needed a torch. When?
- 23. Use one ofthe connectives in the box to change this short, simple sentence to a longer complex sentence. Can you make a complex sentence with a connective at the beginning? because if therefore so in order to since The boys built an enormous snowman. Why?
- 24. Use one ofthe connectives in the box to change this short, simple sentence to a longer complex sentence. Can you make a complex sentence with a connective at the beginning? when while until after before The boys built an enormous snowman. When?
- 25. Use one ofthe connectives in the box to change this short, simple sentence to a longer complex sentence. Can you make a complex sentence with a connective at the beginning? because if therefore so in order to since The hunter was looking for deer. Why?
- 26. Use one ofthe connectives in the box to change this short, simple sentence to a longer complex sentence. Can you make a complex sentence with a connective at the beginning? when while until after before The hunter was looking for deer. When?
- 27. Use one ofthe connectives in the box to change this short, simple sentence to a longer complex sentence. Can you make a complex sentence with a connective at the beginning? because if therefore so in order to since The elephant tried to stand still. Why?
- 28. Use one ofthe connectives in the box to change this short, simple sentence to a longer complex sentence. Can you make a complex sentence with a connective at the beginning? when while until after before The elephant tried to stand still. When?
- 29. Use one ofthe connectives in the box to change this short, simple sentence to a longer complex sentence. Can you make a complex sentence with a connective at the beginning? because if therefore so in order to since King kitten prayed for someone to come home. Why?
- 30. Use one ofthe connectives in the box to change this short, simple sentence to a longer complex sentence. Can you make a complex sentence with a connective at the beginning? when while until after before King kitten prayed for someone to come home. When?
- 31. Use one ofthe connectives in the box to change this short, simple sentence to a longer complex sentence. Can you make a complex sentence with a connective at the beginning? because if therefore so in order to since Super squirrel decided it was time for action. Why?
- 32. Use one ofthe connectives in the box to change this short, simple sentence to a longer complex sentence. Can you make a complex sentence with a connective at the beginning? when while until after before Super squirrel decided it was time for action. When?