Sentance Structure
Grammar terms
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- a sentence that has more than one complete thought and has no joining characters (, : ; and so however etc.)
- a clause that can not stand alone because it does not make a complete thought. This type of clause does still contain a subject and a verb.
- a clause that can stand alone because it makes a complete thought. It includes a subject and a verb (and sometimes even a spicy adjective)
- a -------------- is a piece of punctuation used to connect two complete thoughts instead of using a period or a conjunction
- when you connect two independent clauses with a comma without any punctuation you get a --------.
- a word used to describe how something is done, for example; she walked QUIETLY down the stairs. In this case quietly is the .....
- a word used to describe something, for example: the floor was very SLIPPERY
- Person, place or thing.
- what happens when a dependent clause stands alone.
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