SIMPLE SENTENCES
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- SIMPLE SENTENCES
- THESE ARE SENTENCES THAT EXPRESS A COMPLETE IDEA.
- E.G : SHE +WAS +IN THE CLASS.
- E.G: THE EXAM IS TOMORROW.
- THE SIMPLE SENTENCE NEEDS A SUBJECT(THE THING "DOING THE ACTION ") AND A MAIN VERB (THE ACTION).
- SIMPLE SENTENCES ARE ALSO CALLED (INDEPENDENT CLAUSES) BECAUSE THEY ARE COMPLETE AND DON´T NEED ANY SUPPORT.
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- SUBJECT + VERB + ADJECTIVE
- LAURA + IS + BUSY
- HE + IS + SMART
- THE FLOWERS + ARE + RED
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- SIMPLE SENTENCES CONTAINS A SUBJECT AND A VERB AND A COMPLETE THOUGHT.
- S.S HAVE NO DEPENDENT CLAUSES (SUBORDINATE CLAUSES)
- E.G
- MY FRIEND HAS A BEATIFUL FISH.
- SUBJECT + VERB