Sentence Structure and Clauses flowcharts

Sentence structure and clauses flowcharts

These user-made flowcharts approach sentence structure from several directions. Relative clauses shows how clauses can join sentences or add information. Run-on sentences looks at independent clauses that are not linked correctly, while another flowchart focuses on sentence fragments.

For a starting point, try The Sentence. It groups sentences by form and grammatical structure, giving you a way to navigate the topic before moving to a particular clause or sentence problem.

Study with flowcharts

Follow the connections in a chart, then cover it and explain the relationships in your own words. For example, use Nominal phrases to look at the parts and functions of a noun phrase. Return to the chart if you need to check your explanation.

When you want to test your understanding, switch to a quiz on the unit page. For a different view of a topic, try a mind map or notes. Explore a flowchart that matches what you are studying.