Transcript of Monday, 1/10 Tuesday, 1/11 Wednesday, 1/12 Review of Sentence Types.
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- Monday, 1/10 Tuesday, 1/11 Wednesday, 1/12 Review of Sentence
Types
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- 4 Sentence Types Simple Compound Complex Compound-Complex
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- 4 Sentence Types SIMPLE Compound Complex Compound-Complex
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- Simple Sentence SIMPLE SENTENCE: contains ONE subject and ONE
predicate
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- *Remember! Subject: The who/what is doing or being something
(noun/pronoun) Predicate: What the who/what is doing or being
(verb)
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- Subject: The who/what is doing or being something
(noun/pronoun) Predicate: What the who/what is doing or being
(verb) Liz watched Family Guy after school. Who is doing or being
something in this sentence?
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- Subject: The who/what is doing or being something
(noun/pronoun) Predicate: What the who/what is doing or being
(verb) Liz watched Family Guy after school. Who is doing or being
something in this sentence? Liz
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- Subject: The who/what is doing or being something
(noun/pronoun) Predicate: What the who/what is doing or being
(verb) Liz watched Family Guy after school. What is Liz doing or
being in this sentence?
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- Subject: The who/what is doing or being something
(noun/pronoun) Predicate: What the who/what is doing or being
(verb) Liz watched Family Guy after school. What is Liz doing or
being in this sentence? Watched
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- Identify the SUBJECT and PREDICATE of the sentence below.
Huxley barks at bags in the parking lot.
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- Identify the SUBJECT and PREDICATE of the sentence below.
Huxley barks at bags in the parking lot.
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- 4 Sentence Types Simple COMPOUND Complex Compound-Complex
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- Compound Sentence COMPOUND SENTENCE: two ICs joined by a
conjunction
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- *Remember! Independent Clause = Simple Sentence *Must contain a
SUBJECT and a PREDICATE
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- *REMEMBER! Conjunctions FANBOYS For And Nor But Or Yet So
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- The dog ran, and he followed Ninja Duck to the pond. IC:
Conjunction: IC:
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- The dog ran, and he followed Ninja Duck to the pond. IC: The
dog ran Conjunction: IC:
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- The dog ran, and he followed Ninja Duck to the pond. IC:
Conjunction: and IC:
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- The dog ran, and he followed Ninja Duck to the pond. IC: The
dog ran Conjunction: and IC: he followed Ninja Duck to the
pond.
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- Your Turn! Bart broke his skateboard, so he must walk with Lisa
to school. IC: Conjunction: IC:
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- Your Turn! Bart broke his skateboard, so he must walk with Lisa
to school. IC: Bart broke his skateboard Conjunction: so IC: he
must walk with Lisa to school
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- 4 Sentence Types Simple Compound COMPLEX Compound-Complex
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- Complex Sentence COMPLEX SENTENCE: ONE IC (simple sentence) and
ONE DC.
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- Independent Clause (IC) IC (Independent Clause): contains a
subject and a predicate AKA a simple sentence Simba creates a
friendship with Timon and Pumbaa.
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- Dependent Clause (DC) DC (Dependent Clause): 1:contains a
subordinator, subject, and predicate 2: is missing either a subject
or a predicate
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- Dependent Clause (DC) DC (Dependent Clause): 1:contains a
subordinator, subject, and predicate Because he is banished from
Pride Rock
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- Dependent Clause (DC) DC (Dependent Clause): 2: is missing
either a subject or a predicate Flying over the house. Before
he.
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- Complex Sentence COMPLEX SENTENCE: ONE IC (simple sentence) and
ONE DC. Because he is banished from Pride Rock, Simba creates
friendships with Timon and Pumba.
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- Complex Sentence After the snowstorm, everybody goes sledding.
Independent Clause: Dependent Clause:
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- Complex Sentence After the snowstorm, everybody goes sledding.
Independent Clause: everybody goes sledding Dependent Clause: After
the snowstorm
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- 4 Sentence Types Simple Compound Complex COMPOUND-COMPLEX
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- Compound-Complex Sentence COMPOUND-COMPLEX SENTENCE: contains 1
DC, 1 IC, conjunction, and another IC
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- Compound-Complex Sentence COMPOUND-COMPLEX SENTENCE: *Remember-
This sentence is a combination of a compound sentence (IC +
Conjunction + IC) and a complex sentence (IC + DC).
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- Compound-Complex Sentence Because it snowed, Sarah got out her
frog mittens, and Steve found his fuzzy hat. DC: Because it snowed
IC: Sarah got out her frog mittens Conjunction: and IC: Steve found
his fuzzy hat
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- Compound-Complex Sentence If I have time during the weekend, I
like to ski at Eldora, but my friend prefers to shop at Cherry
Creek. DC: IC: Conjunction: IC:
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- Compound-Complex Sentence If I have time during the weekend, I
like to ski at Eldora, but my friend prefers to shop at Cherry
Creek. DC: If I have time during the weekend IC: I like to ski at
Eldora Conjunction: but IC: my friend prefers to shop at Cherry
Creek