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Simple and Compound Sentences A Crash Course with Ms. Gallaher
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Simple Sentences Contain ONLY ONE Independent Clause Can have any number of nouns, verbs, phrases, etc. Has NO dependent (or subordinate) clauses Contain ONLY ONE Independent Clause Can have any number of nouns, verbs, phrases, etc. Has NO dependent (or subordinate) clauses
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Sentence Formulas SV SSV SVV SSVV To find a sentence formula, label all of your subjects and all of your predicates (or main verbs) Then, write those out. For example: The pie and cookies disappeared last night. I watched the sentence video and took notes. To find a sentence formula, label all of your subjects and all of your predicates (or main verbs) Then, write those out. For example: The pie and cookies disappeared last night. I watched the sentence video and took notes.
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Simple Sentences The boy ate the food and got a stomachache. Here come the paperboy and the milkman. Chip went to Boston with Don. The boy ate the food and got a stomachache. Here come the paperboy and the milkman. Chip went to Boston with Don.
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Compound Sentences Contain TWO independent clauses. Are joined by a Coordinating Conjunction (AKA a FANBOY) OR Are joined by a Semicolon ; Have no dependent clauses Contain TWO independent clauses. Are joined by a Coordinating Conjunction (AKA a FANBOY) OR Are joined by a Semicolon ; Have no dependent clauses
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Coordinating Conjunctions
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Sentence Formulas I, cI I;I I stands for Independent Clause C stands for Coordinating Conjunction I stands for Independent Clause C stands for Coordinating Conjunction
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Compound Sentences Mrs. Barton likes the Saints, but she has bad taste in football teams. Ms. Davis likes the tv show Survivor; Ms. Gallaher does too. Mrs. Denner loves to sing, for she is good at it. Mrs. Barton likes the Saints, but she has bad taste in football teams. Ms. Davis likes the tv show Survivor; Ms. Gallaher does too. Mrs. Denner loves to sing, for she is good at it.
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