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| A sentence that contains one principal clause and one or more subordinate clauses. | Complex Sentence
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| A clause that does not express a complete thought. | Subordinate Clause
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| A clause that expresses a complete thought. | Principal Clause
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| A sentence that contains one suject and one predicate,either of which may be compound. | Simple Sentence
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| A group of words that contains both a suject and a predicate. | Clause
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| A sentence that contains one or more principal clauses. | Compund Sentence
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| A group of word that does NOT contain a sujuect and a predicate. | Phrase
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| The words and,but,or,nor, and yet are all examples of.......conjuunctions. | Coordinate
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| The words after,althought,unless,while,when,if and because are all examples of........conjunctions. | Suborinate
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| The words however,furthermore,later,consequently,neverthelss,and therefore are all examples of conjunctions that are called..... | Conjunctive adverbs
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| Conjunctions that come in pairs {for example,both...and,neither..nor,not only...but also} are called.......conjunctions. | Correlative
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| The words who,whose,whom,which, and that are examples of...... | Relative Pronouns
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| The ship passed through the canal,AND it sailed out to sea. | Coordinate Conjuction
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| Joel gave me the book BECAUSE I borrowed it every week. | Subordinate Conjuction
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| She enjoeds going to the movies;HOWEVER,she prefers a live play. | Conjunctive Adverb
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| Unless I hear OTHERWISE,I will take the bus today. | Subordinate Conjunction.
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| BOTH my mother AND my father are great cooks. | Correlative Conjunction
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| Cats do not like water,THEREFORE,you should never give a cat a bath. | Conjunctive Adverb
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| Lynne can sing AND dance. | Coordinate Conjunction
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| IF, I knew the words,I could sing along. | Subordinate Conjunction
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| James went home AFTER the dance was over. | Subordinate Conjunction
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| I try to get enough sleep;NEVERTHELESS,I am always tired. | Conjunctive Adverb
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| PUNCTUATING SENTENCES: Until you have finished your chores you cannot watch TV | CHORES, TV.
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| PUNCTUATING SENTENCES: The horse jumped the fence consequently it ran away | FENCE; CONSEQUENTLY, AWAY.
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| PUNCTUATING SENTENCES: I cannot talk right now I will explain later | NOW; LATER.
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| PUNCTUATING SENTENCES: I want to go swimming but it is in the middle of winter | SWIMMING, WINTER.
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| PUNCTUATING SENTENCES: She began to laugh when I slipped on the ice | ICE.
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| IDENTIFYING SUBORDINATE CONJUNCIONS AND CLAUSES: The poem thata she wrote has been entered into the contest. | THAT..Subordinate Conjuction SHE WROTE...Subordinate clause
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| IDENTIFYINY SUBORINATE CONJUNCTIONS AND CLASUES: Although the movie was interesting,I would not watch it again. | ALTHOUGH...Suboratinate Conjunction THE MOVIE WAS INTERESTING...Subordinate Clause
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| IDENTIFYING SUBORINATE CONJUNCTIONS AND CLAUSES: I will give him money for the food when he delivers it. | WHEN...Suborinate Conjunction HE DELIVERS IT.....Subordinate Clause
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| IDENTIFYING SUBORDINATE CONJUNCTIONS AND CLAUSES: The family that moved in next door has ninteen birds and forty-two cats. | THAT...Subordinste Conjuction MOVED IN NEXT DOOR....Subordinate Clause
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| IDENTIFYING SUBORDINATE CONJUNCTIONS AND CLAUSE: He was able to assemble the model even though the instructions were wrong. | EVEN THOUGH...Subordinate Clause THE INSTRUCTIONS WERE WRONG....Subordinate Clasue
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| IDENTIFYING SUBORDINATE CONJUNCTIONS AND CLASUES: IF there is enough time,we can go to the mall. | IF...Suboradinate Conjunction THERE IS ENOUGH TIME...Subordinate Clause
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| IDENTIFYING SUBORDINATE CONJUCTIONS AND CLASUES: You must wash the car since it is your turn. | SINCE...Subordinate Conjunction IT IS YOUR TURN...Subordinate Clause
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| SENTENCE TYPES: SIMPLE SENTENCE,COMPOUND SENTENCE,COMPLEX SENTENCE...... A hurricane began to form; it soon headed for the Louisiana coast. | Compound Sentence
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| SENTENCE TYPES:SIMPLE SENTENCE,COMPOUND SENTENCE,COMPLEX SENTENCE.......The reporter ran over and asked a question. | Simple Sentence
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| SENTENCE TYPES: SIMPLE SENTENCE,COMPOUND SENTENCE,COMPLEX SENTENCE..........I watched for an hour,but the man did not return. | Compound Sentence
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| SENTENCE TYPES:SIMPLE SENTENCE,COMPOUND SENTENCE,COMPLEX SENTENCE.....When Chloe opened the front door,the cat ran into the house. | Complex Sentence
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| SENTENCE TYPES: SIMPLE SENTENCE,COMPOUND SENTENCE,COMPLEX SENTENCE.....Dad wants to go out for dinner;however,Mom already started to cook. | Compound Sentence
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| SENTENCE TYPES:SIMPLE SENTENCE,COMPOUND SENTENCE,COMPLEX SENTENCE........Since a bat cannot see,it must sense its prey. | Complex Sentence
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| SENTENCE TYPES: SIMPLE SENTENCE,COMPOUND SENTENCE,COMPLEX SENTENCE.....The dog returned to the house when she whistled. | Complex Sentence
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| SENTENCE TYPES: SIMPLE SENTENCE,COMPOUND SENTENCE,COMPLEX SENTENCE......The water was deep enough,yet he was afraid to jump in. | Compound Sentence
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| SENTENCE TYPES: SIMPLE SENTENCE,COMPOUND SENTENCE,COMPLEX SENTENCE......Both hard coal and soft coal are mined in Pennsylvania. | Simple Sentence
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| SENTENCE TYPES: SIMPLE SENTENCE,COMPOUND SENTENCE,COMPLEX SENTENCE....I will help you with the project provided you do the research. | Complex Sentence
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| SENTENCE TYPES: SIMPLE SENTENCE,COMPOUND SENTENCE,COMPLEX SENTENCE.....Although she is fictitious,Rosie the Riveter played an important role in World War II. | Complex Sentence
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| SENTENCE TYPES: SIMPLE SENTENCE,COMPOUND SENTENCE,COMPLEX SENTENCE.....Not only baseball but also hockey are played in Philadelphia. | Simple Sentence
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| To create a compound sentence,you can use a.....or a......or a..... | Correlative Compound Semicolon
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| To punctuate a conjunctive adverb correctly,you must insert a......before the conjunctive adverb and a ..... after it. | SEMI COLON COMMA
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