Parts of a Sentence [IN 14]

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Parts of a Sentence [IN 14] All sentences are made up of Words: smallest unit of a sentence Phrases: groups of words; independent or dependent Punctuation

Parts of a Sentence [IN 13] Simple Sentence One independent clause No other clauses End punctuation I have a dog. Compound Sentence Two independent clauses , FANBOYS I have a dog, and he likes to pull the stuffing out of his toys. For And Nor But Or Yet So

Parts of a Sentence [IN 13] Complex Sentence One dependent clause One independent clause AAAWWWUUBBIS End punctuation Although he eats his toys, I still love him. Compound/Complex Sentence Two independent clauses One AAAWWWUUBBIS phrase Since we adopted him, he has created a lot of extra work, but his snuggles are worth it. As Although After While When Whether Unless Until Because Before If Since