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Sentences!
Hurray!Sentences.
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What is a sentence?
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What is a sentence?
A sentence is a group of words thatexpresses a complete thought.
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What is a simple sentence?
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What is the subjectin the sentence?
Chris enjoyed the movie.
She danced all night.
Jennifer likes horses.
Megan runs track.
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What is the subjectin the sentence?
Chris enjoyed the movie.
She danced all night.
Jennifer likes horses.
Megan runs track.
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What is the verbin the sentence?
Chris enjoyed the movie.
She danced all night.
Jennifer likes horses.
Megan runs track.
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What is the verbin the sentence?
Chris enjoyed the movie.
She danced all night.
Jennifer likes horses.
Megan runs track.
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Still have more questionsabout simple sentences?
Look at page 553 inEveryones an Authorfor more information.
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What is a compound sentence?
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What are the FANBOYS words(AKA coordinating conjunctions)?
For
And
NorBut
Or
Yet
So
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Heres some examples ofcompound sentences!
Hosea is clearly traumatized, and he thinksabout the Tulsa riots often.
Hosea is clearly traumatized; he thinks aboutthe Tulsa riots often.
Marcus sometimes sees through the fancydowntown world, but he also isnt completelycomfortable in Treetown.
Marcus sometimes sees through the fancydowntown world;however, he also isntcompletely comfortable in Treetown.
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Which is an example of adependent clause?
Everyone is excited
Because we are having a party People are bringing presents
We need to clean the house
We will stay up late
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Do I need a comma in mycomplex sentence?
Generally, you only need a comma if the dependentclause comes first.
Example:Because I missed the bus, I was late.Dependent clause first =Yes!We need a comma.
I was late because I missed the bus.Dependent clause second = No!We dont need a
comma.
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Still have questions aboutcomplex sentences?
Look at page 556 ofEveryones an Authorfor more information.
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Which is an example of asimple sentence?
Kyle and Mike went fishing.
The runners slowed down, but they did notstop.
When the kittens are awake, they are very
loud.
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Which is an example of asimple sentence?
Kyle and Mike went fishing.
The runners slowed down, but they did notstop.
When the kittens are awake, they are very
loud.
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Which is an example of acompound sentence?
Kyle and Mike went fishing.
The runners slowed down, but they did notstop.
When the kittens are awake, they are very
loud.
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Which is an example of acomplex sentence?
Kyle and Mike went fishing.
The runners slowed down, but they did notstop.
When the kittens are awake, they are very
loud.