5.1 Complex Sentences Flashcards

1
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A Simple Sentence is…

A

Complete Subject + Complete Predicate

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A Complete Subject is….

A

A Simple Subject or a Compound Subject

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A Complete Predicate is…

A

A Simple Predicate or a Compound Predicate

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4
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A ________ sentence is made of an independent clause joined to a dependent clause.

A

complex

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5
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an ____________ clause is a complete sentence that can stand alone

A

independent

Example: The girl read the book. (independent)

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6
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a ___________ clause has a subject and a verb, but is not a complete thought so it can’t stand alone as a sentence.

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dependent

Example: She had borrowed from the library. (dependent)

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7
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___________ clauses often start with certain words, such as: if, when, because, but, since, before, after, and many others, including some phrases such as: as long as and in order that.

A

Dependent

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How can we tell the difference between a independent clause and an dependent clause?

A

An independent clause can makes sense by itself. A dependent clause needs an independent clause for it to make sense.

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9
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A _________ sentence simply joins these two types of clauses (independent & dependent) together

A

complex

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10
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If you do start a complex sentence with an dependent clause, you must use a _________ between that clause and the independent clause

A

comma

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