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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. | Suborinate Clause
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| A clause that expresses a complete thought. | Prinipal Clause
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| A sentence that contains one subject and one predicate,either of which may be compound. | Simple Sentence
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| A group of words that contains both a subject and a predicate. | Clause
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| A sentence that contains one or more principal clauses. | Compound Sentence
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| A group of words that does Not contain a subject and a predicate. | Phrase
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| IDENTIFYING SUBORDINATE CONJUNCTIONS AND CLAUSES: Orangutans,which are a kind of ape,walk along tree branches. | WHICH...Subordinate Conjunction ARE A KIND OF APE....Subordinate Clause
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| IDENTIFYING SUBORINATE CONJUNCTIONS AND CLAUSES: If it snows,we may go sledding. | IF...Subordinate Conjunction IT SNOWS....Subordinate Clause
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| IDENTIFYING SUBORINATE CONJUNCTIONS AND CLAUSES: Because the lighting struck near the barn,doaens of chickens flew frenziedly out of their cages. | BECAUSE...Subordinate Conjunction THE LIGHTING STRUCK NEAR THE BARN...Subordinate Clause
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| IDENTIFYING SUBORDINATE CONJUNCTONS AND CLAUSES: I get excited when I see a rainbow in the sky. | WHEN....Subordinate Conjunction I SEE A RAINBOW IN THE SKY....Subordinate Clause
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| IDENTIFYING SUBORDINATE CONJUNCTIONS AND CLAUSES: The grey mouse that ran down the stairs was captured by the calico cat. | THAT...Subordinate Conjunction RAN DOWN THE STAIRS....Subordinate Clause
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| IDENTIFYING SUBORDINATE CONJUNCTIONS AND CLAUSES: Edward visited his sister Jane,Who lived in a cottage by the bay. | WHO...Subordinate Conjunction LIVED IN A COTTAGE BY THE BAY...Subordinate Clause
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| IDENTIFYING SUBORDINATE CONJUNCTIONS AND CLAUSES: Do not open your eyes until you count to ten. | UNTIL....Suborinate Conjunction YOU COUNT TO TEN...Subordinate Clause
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| IDENTIFYING SUBORDINATE CONJUNCTIONS AND CLAUSES: As the winning ticket was drawn,people waited anxiously. | AS...Suborinate Conjunction THE WINNING TICKET WAS DRAWN....Subordinate Clause
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| SENTENCE TYPES: SIMPLE,COMPOUND SENTENCE and COMPLEX SENTENCE: The knife and fork first became popular in England in the 1600s. | SIMPLE
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| SENTENCE TYPES : SIMPLE,COMPOUND SENTENCE and COMPLEX SENTENCE: The rain descended and the floods came. | COMPOUND SENTENCE
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| SENTENCE TYPES: SIMPLE,COMPOUND SENTENCE and COMPLEX SENTENCE: Mimi chose the bouquet of fresh flowers;however,Cecelia paid the vender for them. | COMPOUND SENTENCE
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| SENTENCE TYPES: SIMPLE ,COMPOUND SENTENCE and COMPLEX SENTENCES : This is the man whose horse won the prize. | COMPLEX SENTENCE
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| SENTENCE TYPES : SIMPLE, COMPOUND SENTENCE and COMPLEX SENTENCES: Peaches taste sweet; lemons taste sour. | COMPOUND SENTENCE
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| SENTENCE TYPES : SIMPLE, COMPOUND SENTENCE and COMPLEX SENTENCES: Many varieties of fish are found in the aquarium. | SIMPLE
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| SENTENCE TYPES: SIMPLE, COMPOUND SENTENCE and COMPLEX SENTENCES: From the stage came the sound of the actor's voice. | SIMPLE
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| SENTENCE TYPES: SIMPLE,COMPOUND SENTENCE and COMPLEX SENTENCES: Since Samantha has finished painting her ceramic vase,she will bake it in a special oven called a kiln. | COMPLEX SENTENCE
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| SENTENCE TYPES : SIMPLE, COMPOUND SENTENCE and COMPLEX SENTENCES : In October,the leaves change color and fall from the trees. | SIMPLE
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| SENTENCE TYPES: SIMPLE, COMPOUND SENTENCE and COMPLEX SENTENCES: My mother gets tangled in the telephone cord whenever she talks on the phone and walks around the kitchen. | COMPLEX SENTENCE
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| The Words AND,BUT,OR,NOR and YET are all examples of......Conjunctions. | Corridnate
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| The words AFTER,ALTHOUGH,UNLESS,WHILE,WHEN,IF and because are all examples of........Conjunctions. | Subordinate.
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| The words HOWEVER,FURTHERMORE,LATER,CONSENTLY,NEVERTHLESS and therefore are all examples of conjuntions that are called......... | Conjunctive Adverbs
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| Conjunctions that come in pairs ( for example BOTH...AND,NEITHER...NOR,NOT...BUT ALSO) are called.......Conjunctions. | Correlative
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| The words WHO,WHOSE,WHOM,WHICH, and that are all examples of......... | RELATIVE PRONOUNS
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