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English Theory
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- 1What are the different types of clauses?Dependent/subordinate
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Independent/main - 2What is the difference between the types of the clauses?Dependent clause cannot stand on its own while Independent clause can stand on its own
- 3What does simple sentence contains?A subject and predicate
- 4What does a compound sentence contains?Two main/independent clauses join together by a conjunction
- 5What does a complex sentence contains?A dependent clause and independent clause
- 6When does the dependent clause comes first in the sentence?When the comma comes after the first clause in the sentence, the first clause if usually dependent
- 7adjectival clausea group of words containing a subject and a predicate which modify a noun or pronoun
- 8the adjectival clause follows the word it modifies and usually begins with one of the following wordswho, whom, whose, which, that, where, when/relative pronouns
- 9adverbial clausea subordinate clause that modifies a verb, adjective or an adverb. it tells when, where, how, why, to what extent or under what condition
- 10Where does an adverbial clause goes and begins withbegins with a subordinating conjunction . an adverbial clause can come either before or after the main clause. when the adverbial clause comes first, separate it from the main clause with a comma
- 11What are the adverbial conjunctions that modifies whenbefore, after, while, as soon as, when, whenever, since, till, until
- 12What are the adverbial conjunctions that modifies wherewhere, wherever, everywhere, anywhere
- 13What are the adverbial conjunctions that modifies howas, as if, as though, however
- 14What are the adverbial conjunctions that modifies whybecause, since, so that, as, so , in order that
- 15what are the additional adverbial conjunctionsas long as, provided that, unless, even though, than
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