Sentence structure 2

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Will you be coming tonight or are you too busy?

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The white Ford Focus suddenly pulled out of the drive on the left.

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Tom drove but Sue walked.

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Nuttall’s Mintoes have a devilishly smooth, cool, creamy, minty, chewy, round, slow, velvety, fresh, clean, solid, buttery taste.

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As I let out more line, the kite tugged in the wind like a hooked fish.

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Since I became self-employed, I feel I am more in charge of my working week.

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Although the books were old, they were worth a great deal of money.

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Whilst the first poster aims to engage young adult readers, the second advert sets out to appeal to older, professional people.

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I rang a dozen times but did not get an answer.

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I bought a case for my i phone, a magazine and a book of first class stamps.

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- practice in analysing sentences in terms of their grammatical structure

Sentence structure 2

Will you be coming tonight or are you too busy?

The white Ford Focus suddenly pulled out of the drive on the left.

Tom drove but Sue walked.

Nuttall’s Mintoes have a devilishly smooth, cool, creamy, minty, chewy, round, slow, velvety, fresh, clean, solid, buttery taste.

As I let out more line, the kite tugged in the wind like a hooked fish.

Since I became self-employed, I feel I am more in charge of my working week.

Although the books were old, they were worth a great deal of money.

Whilst the first poster aims to engage young adult readers, the second advert sets out to appeal to older, professional people.

I rang a dozen times but did not get an answer.

I bought a case for my i phone, a magazine and a book of first class stamps.

At midnight the old man walked slowly down the dark path towards the moonlit canal.

I was very nervous but I still got the job!