I/DO, Vocab, Sentence Types Flashcards

1
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Independent Clause

A

subject and verb; stands alone

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Dependent Clause (subordinate clause)

A

needs a independent clause

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3
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Independent Clause example

A

John went to the store

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4
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Dependent Clause example

A

since i lost my baby

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5
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Compound Sentence

A

2 independent clauses joined by a conjunction or semicolon

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6
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Compound Sentence Example

A

John went to the store and he bought cheese.

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Complex Sentence

A

independent clause and one or more dependent (subordinate) clause

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8
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Complex Sentence Examples

A

John went to the store since I lost my baby.

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9
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Compound Complex Sentence

A

two independent clauses joined by a conjunction or semicolon and one or more subordinate clauses

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10
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Compound Complex Sentence Example

A

Since I lost my baby, John went to the store and bought cheese.

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11
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Direct Object

A

a noun or pronoun that receives the action of a verb

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12
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Indirect Object

A

the noun or pronoun for which the action is done

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13
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Chagrin

A

embarrasment

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14
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Chagrin example

A

He was chagrin when his pants ripped.

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15
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Chastise

A

to discipline; to punish

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16
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Chastise example

A

The teacher chastised the child for talking too much.

17
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Choleric

A

easily angered

18
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Choleric example

A

The choleric girl threw her mother’s favorite vase.

19
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Coerce

A

to force

20
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Coerce Example

A

Mr. Chase coerced me to pass the test.

21
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Cogent

A

clear, logical, convincing

22
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Cogent Sentence

A

Bill Clinton’s speech at the democratic convention was cogent.

23
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Colloquial

A

informal speech

24
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Colloquial Example

A

“Sup Dawg?” is a colloquial idiom.

25
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Comely

A

attractive

26
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Comely Sentence

A

I saw a comely man and instantly got very attractive to him.

27
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Complacent

A

self-satisfy

28
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Complacent Sentence

A

The boy was complacent watching television.

29
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Complicity

A

participation in wrong doing

30
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Complicity Sentence

A

The cops arrested John because of complicity of murder.

31
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Comport

A

to behave

32
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Comport Sentence

A

John comported himself after he got some cheese.