Post by jclarke on Feb 16, 2011 0:01:01 GMT -5
1. Use an adjectival clause in a complex sentence.
My mom used the money , that I gave her to hold for me .
2. Use an adverbial clause in a compound-complex sentence.
My brother is depressed because he lost his phone, and his money.
3. Use a dependent clause of your choice in a sentence: Identify which type of clause (adverbial or adjectival) you have used.
Adverbial:
Even though the old lady was rude, she had taught life learning lessons.
4. In a complex sentence in which you describe your feelings about summer, include two dependent clauses of your choice. Identify each dependent clause and tell which type it is.
Adverbial:
Whenever summer arrives, it brings happiness , joy, and excitment for the little kids.
5. Write a compound-complex sentence explaining which subject is your favorite. Identify which type of dependent clause you used.
Adverbial:
Since math is my favorite subject, everything given seems easy.
My mom used the money , that I gave her to hold for me .
2. Use an adverbial clause in a compound-complex sentence.
My brother is depressed because he lost his phone, and his money.
3. Use a dependent clause of your choice in a sentence: Identify which type of clause (adverbial or adjectival) you have used.
Adverbial:
Even though the old lady was rude, she had taught life learning lessons.
4. In a complex sentence in which you describe your feelings about summer, include two dependent clauses of your choice. Identify each dependent clause and tell which type it is.
Adverbial:
Whenever summer arrives, it brings happiness , joy, and excitment for the little kids.
5. Write a compound-complex sentence explaining which subject is your favorite. Identify which type of dependent clause you used.
Adverbial:
Since math is my favorite subject, everything given seems easy.