1. November 17 th BR: Read for 15 minutes and record the summary in your reading log.

2. REVIEW On your own piece of paper, write the five components of a complete sentence. Next, write out the formulas for simple sentences and compound sentences.

3. COMPLEX SENTENCES An Independent clause joined by one or more coordinator. Usually contains one or more of the following: Because… since… after…. Although That….which….who If the sentence begins with the dependent clause, it MUST have a comma at the end of the DI. 2 formulas

4. COMPLEX SENTENCES Examples: When he handed in his homework, he forgot to put his name on it. The students are studying because they have a test tomorrow. The book that I read is on my desk.

5. D, I Dependent Clause, Independent clause. – Because he was tired, he went to bed early. – When he woke up, he felt much better. – After he went for a run, he ate breakfast.

6. ID Independent Clause Dependent clause. – They went to dinner after they went to the movies. – He played with the dog because it was fun. – He went home early since there was no more work to be done.

7. DO IT! Write 3 examples of your own for each formula.

8. MAKE IT STICK Write a story about your most memorable Thanksgiving holiday. What made it interesting/memorable? INCLUDE DETAILS! – Make sure to include at least one sentence for each formula! SV, SSV, SVV, SSVV I,cI and I;I D,I and ID When you are finished, label each sentence with it’s formula!