Kinds of Sentences According to Structure or Form (UPDATED VERSION)
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The document outlines the different types of sentences, including simple, compound, complex, and compound-complex. It explains the roles of subjects and predicates, as well as the use of conjunctions to connect clauses. Examples are provided to illustrate each type of sentence structure.
Kinds of Sentences According to Structure or Form (UPDATED VERSION)
- 1. STRUCTUREMr. Ronald Macanip Quileste, MAED-SM kindsofsentencesaccordingto
- 2. we start
- 8. Independent
- 10. two types of
- 14. remember
- 15. remember
- 16. remember for
- 17. remember and
- 18. remember nor
- 19. remember but
- 20. remember or
- 21. remember yet
- 22. remember so
- 23. remember for and nor but or yet so
- 24. conjunctions
- 27. t o n a m e a f e w
- 28. unless because
- 29. though once
- 32. SUBJECT PREDICATE They are composed of a and
- 33. They can be also made of predicates subject
- 34. They can also be made of predicate subjects
- 35. They can also be made of predicates subjectsand
- 39. Andrea and Frank danced gracefully.
- 40. Andrea and Frank danced gracefully.
- 41. Frank cooked rice and boiled vegetables.
- 42. Frank cooked rice and boiled vegetables.
- 43. Ann and Amy played house and ate all day.
- 44. Ann and Amy played house and ate all day.
- 47. COORDINATING CONJUNCTIONS connect these clauses together
- 49. Maria thinks preparing sandwiches would delight mom but I think otherwise.
- 51. Maria thinks preparing sandwiches would delight mom but I think otherwise.
- 52. Maria thinks preparing sandwiches would delight mom but I think otherwise.
- 53. Maria thinks preparing sandwiches would delight mom but I think otherwise. Independent clause 1 Independent clause 2 Coordinating conjunction
- 57. Independent clause 1 Coordinating conjunction Independent clause 2
- 61. Independent clause 1 Independent clause 2 Semicolon
- 62. ……………………......
- 67. When she was younger, she believed in fairytales.
- 68. Let us do
- 69. When she was younger, she believed in fairytales.
- 70. When she was younger, she believed in fairytales.
- 71. When she was younger, she believed in fairytales. Dependent clause Independent clause Subordinating Conjunction
- 75. Independent clause Dependent clause Subordinating Conjunction
- 85. Compound sentence Subordinating conjunction Simple sentence
- 87. Unless you study very well, you will be an honor student and your parents will be proud of you.
- 88. Unless you study very well, you will be an honor student and your parents will be proud of you.
- 89. Unless you study very well, you will be an honor student and your parents will be proud of you. Subordinating conjunction Simple sentence Compound sentence
- 90. Review Let us
- 92. SENTENCES Simple
- 100. NAMASTE!!
- 102. follow me: