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    September 8 - Kinds of Sentences According To Structure

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    The document discusses different types of sentences according to their structure: 1) Simple sentences contain one independent clause. 2) Compound sentences contain two independent clauses joined by a coordinating conjunction like FANBOYS (for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so). 3) Examples are provided to illustrate simple and compound sentences.

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    KINDS OF SENTENCES

    ACCORDING TO
    STRUCTURE
    September 8, 2021
    LESSON OBJECTIVES:

    ⮚ Differentiate simple sentence from compound


    sentences.

    ⮚ Distinguish between simple and compound


    sentences.

    ⮚ Write simple and compound sentence


    2
    LET’S REVIEW!
    WE HAVE TO REVIEW THREE THINGS

    3
    2 PARTS OF A
    SENTENCE

    1st 4
    SUBJECT and
    PREDICATE

    5
    2 TYPES OF
    CLAUSES

    2nd 6
    DEPENDENT CLAUSES
    and INDEPENDENT
    CLAUSES

    7
    TYPES OF
    COORDINATING
    CONJUNCTIONS

    3rd 8
    9
    “ SIMPLE
    1 SENTENC
    ES
    10
    10
    SIMPLE SENTENCES
    ▰ A simple sentence contains one
    independent clause. An independent
    clause has a subject, which is followed by
    a verb or a verb phrase. Either subject or
    predicate can be simple or compound.

    11
    Examples:

    Andrea danced gracefully.


    1 subject 1 predicate

    12
    Examples:

    Andrea and Frank


    danced gracefully.
    2 subjects 1 predicate

    13
    Examples:

    Frankcooked rice and boiled vegetables


    1 subject 2 predicates

    14
    Examples:

    Ann and played toys and ate all


    Amy
    2 subjects day. 2 predicates

    15
    Examples:

    ▰ The aurora lights are a natural wonder.


    ▰ Spring and fall are good times to view
    them.
    ▰ Colorful lights streak or hang in the sky.
    ▰ She ran to the school.
    ▰ The school was closed.
    16
    “ COMPOUN
    2 D
    SENTENC
    17
    17
    COMPOUND SENTENCES
    ▰ A compound sentence has two
    independent clauses joined by a comma
    and a coordinating conjunction
    (FANBOYS). Each independent clause
    could be a sentence by itself, but both are
    always connected using a conjunction.
    18
    Examples:

    Maria thinks preparing sandwiches would


    delight mom but I think otherwise.

    19
    Examples:
    Independent clause 1

    Maria thinks preparing sandwiches


    would delight mom but I think
    otherwise.
    Coordinating Independent clause 2
    conjunction 20
    Examples:
    ▰ I want to go to school, but I am sick.
    ▰ Izobel studied for the exams, so she got good scores.
    ▰ She ran to the school, but the school was closed.
    ▰ The food was badly cooked yet the starving boys ate
    it with relish.
    ▰ The farmer worked very hard and reaped a bumper
    harvest.
    21
    Remember!

    Independent clauses can also be connected by a

    SEMICOLON
    22
    Examples:
    ▰ We went home sad from a failed math test; it was
    okay for mom.
    ▰ She ran to the school; the school was closed.
    ▰ She got the materials; they were all a waste.
    ▰ It was the best of times; it was the worst of times.

    23
    MIND EXERCISE

    IDENTIFY IF THE GIVEN


    SENTENCE IS SIMPLE OR
    COMPOUND.

    24
    1
    Shawn stepped to the front of the room, and
    he tripped over the microphone cord.

    COMPOUND
    SENTENCE 25
    2

    Jessie felt a little nervous.

    SIMPLE
    SENTENCE
    26
    3

    We will have a great dessert right after dinner.

    SIMPLE
    SENTENCE
    27
    4

    That old flowerpot is broken, so I will throw it


    in the trash.

    COMPOUND
    SENTENCE 28
    5

    Jared talked about his plan for the school.

    SIMPLE SENTENCE
    29
    6

    That baseball glove is my dad's, but he said I


    could use it.

    COMPOUND
    SENTENCE 30
    QUIZ!
    Answer page 25, Activity A in your
    English This Way Book.
    Identify if the given sentence is simple
    or compound. Write your answer on the
    line.
    31
    KINDS OF SENTENCES ACCORDING TO STRUCTURE

    SIMPLE COMPOUND
    AND
    SENTENCES SENTENCES

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