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Sentence Types
(Practice on using conjunctions
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Coordinators
SYOBNAF
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COORDINATORS
TTRDR
OERUONO
SYOBNAF
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Compound Sentences
I’ve been working hard all year, so I’m going to take a vacation during the summer.
resultso
Dr. Joana couldn’t come, for she had a sore throat.causefor
Her voice was very weak, yet the students understand her.
contrastyet
Dr. Joana was very sick, but she taught the class.contrastbut
I have to study or (else) I will fail the course.conditionor
You can stay home and study for the exam, or you can go out and enjoy yourself.
alternativeor
You don’t have to study, nor do you have to stay home.
additionnor
The bell rang, and someone knocked on the door.additionand
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With another student, complete the statements. When you finish, compare sentences with another pair of students.
1. This course began a few weeks ago, and….2. The students in the class down the hall are all men,
but….3. I didn’t attend class yesterday, for….4. Some students have been complaining about the
amount of homework, yet…5. Money cannot buy love, nor….6. Some people love money more than anything else,
so….7. I’ve been working hard all my life, yet…8. I don’t have a government scholarship for studying,
nor…9. The students must pass three out of five courses,
or……10. After I finish my studies, I will get a job, or….
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Paired conjunctions
but alsonot only
norneither
oreithersame
structure
and
same structure
both
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Parallel structure with paired conjunctions
• They want either to play tennis or golf*
• They want either to play tennis or to play golf.
or
• They want to play either tennis or golf.
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Identify the mistakes in each sentence:
1. He either lied or telling an unbelievable story.
2. The discussion was neither exciting and interesting.
3. He regularly studies both in the morning or in the evening.
4. She not only passed the test but also receivng the highest score in the class.
5. She trained as both an accountant and in nursing.
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Combine the following sentences using paired conjunctions
Example:• You must tell the truth. You must go to jail
Either you must tell the truth, or you must go to jail.
5. I will see you at home. I will see you in jail.6. The coffee is not good. It isn’t hot.7. Sue has not arrived. She has not called.8. Tom has a car. He also has a motorcycle.9. Maria is coming to the party. Sue is coming to the
party, too.10. The teachers want one week less of classes. The
director also wants one week less of classes.
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Possible answers:
• Either I will see you at home, or I will see you in jail. (connecting complete clauses)
• This coffee is neither good nor hot. (connecting two adjectives)
• Sue has neither arrived nor called. (connecting two verbs)
• Tom has not only a car but also a motorcycle (connecting 2 noun objects)
• Both Maria and Sue are coming to the party.• Not only the teachers but also the director
wants one week less of classes.
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Subordinators
whereverwheneverso thatthat
wherewhensinceas if
whosewhatunlessif
howwhomwhichalthoughas
becausewhountilthoughbefore
whilewhetheras soon aseven thoughafter
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Complex sentences
• Contain one independent clause and one (or more) dependent clause(s).
• One idea is generally more important than the other one.
• The more important idea is placed in the independent clause, while the less important one will be placed in the dependent clause.
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How will you combine these two ideas?
• Einstein was a great physicist.
• Einstein was born in 1879.
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• Einstein, who was born in 1879, was a great physicist,
• Einstein, who was a great physicist, was born in 1879,
(The second option is better because most people only know that he’s a great physicist; thus, the fact that he was born in 1879 was the more important information to deliver).
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Dependent Clause
• Group of words with Subject & Verb
• is considered to have meaning but can’t stand alone.
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Consider these examples:
• If it rains
• Because she’s sick
• When she died
Incomplete
It’s weird
Are you a nut?
What do you mean?
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Now Look at the next examples:
• I won’t be able to come to teach you
• She’s absent• Everybody was there
What do you think now?
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Is it possible to combine these two sentences?
• Everybody was there
but
• I won’t be able to come to teach you
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How about combining these?
• If it rains
• I won’t be able to teach you
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These sentences can be combined:
• She’s absent
• because she’s sick
• Everybody was there• when she died
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We can also combine two or more complex sentences:
• She’s absent because she’s sick
• Everybody’s there
• I won’t be able to come to teach you if it rains
and even if
,
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Some ways of combining sentences:
• Use coordinate conjunctions FAN BOYS
• Use Subordinate conjunctions: if, because, though, whether, after, etc.
• Use conjunctive adverbs: Accordingly, furthermore, instead, besides, therefore, etc.
• Use punctuation (comma, semi-colon)
For, And, Nor, But, Or, Yet, So
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Dependent clause can be:
• a noun clause
• an adjective clause
• an adverbial clause
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Identify what kind of clauses are these?
When she died (dependent clause)
• When she died was still a mistery for many years.
• She knows exactly the time when she died.
• Her mother was there when she died.• I don’t know when she died.
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Now do the exercises
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Nuclear accidents can happen…
etc.