Kinds of Sentences According to Structure or Form (UPDATED VERSION)

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1. STRUCTURE
Mr. Ronald Macanip Quileste, MAED-SM
kinds of sentences according to

2. we start

5. parts of a
SENTENCE

6. SUBJECT
PREDICATE

7. types of
CLAUSES

8. Independent

9. dependent
CLAUSES

10. two types of

11. CONJUNCTIONS
COORDINATING

14. remember

15. remember

16. remember
for

17. remember
and

18. remember
nor

19. remember
but

20. remember
or

21. remember
yet

22. remember
so

23. remember
for and nor but or yet so

24. conjunctions

25. they connect
and
CLAUSES

26. they connect
IDEAS

27. to name a few

28. unless
because

29. though
once

30. Now, we’re ready for the real

31. SENTENCES
Simple
…………………… ......

32. SUBJECT
PREDICATE
They are composed of a
and

33. They can be also made of
predicates
subject

34. They can also be made of
predicate
subjects

35. They can also be made of
predicates
subjects
and

37. Andrea danced gracefully.

38. Andrea danced gracefully.

39. Andrea and Frank danced gracefully.

40. Andrea and Frank danced gracefully.

41. Frank cooked rice and boiled vegetables.

42. Frank cooked rice and boiled vegetables.

43. Ann and Amy played house and ate all day.

44. Ann and Amy played house and ate all day.

45. SENTENCES
Compound
…………………… ......

47. COORDINATING
CONJUNCTIONS
connect these clauses together

49. Maria thinks preparing
sandwiches would delight
mom but I think otherwise.

50. CROSS - SECTIONING

51. Maria thinks preparing
sandwiches would delight
mom but I think otherwise.

52. Maria thinks preparing
sandwiches would delight
mom but I think otherwise.

53. Maria thinks preparing
sandwiches would delight
mom but I think otherwise.
Independent clause 1
Independent clause 2
Coordinating conjunction

57. Independent clause 1
Coordinating conjunction
Independent clause 2

61. Independent clause 1
Independent clause 2
Semicolon

62. …………………… ......

67. When she was
younger, she
believed in fairytales.

68. Let us do

69. When she was
younger, she
believed in fairytales.

70. When she was
younger, she
believed in fairytales.

71. When she was
younger, she
believed in fairytales.
Dependent clause
Independent clause
Subordinating Conjunction

72. here’s another one

75. Independent clause
Dependent clause
Subordinating Conjunction

76. SENTENCES
Compound complex
…………………… ......

79. Subordinating conjunction

82. CROSS -
SECTIONING

85. Compound sentence
Subordinating conjunction
Simple sentence

86. here‘s another one

87. Unless you study very
well, you will be an
honor student and your
parents will be proud of
you.

88. Unless you study very
well, you will be an
honor student and your
parents will be proud of
you.

89. Unless you study very
well, you will be an
honor student and your
parents will be proud of
you.
Subordinating conjunction
Simple sentence
Compound sentence

90. Review
Let us

92. SENTENCES
Simple

93. SENTENCES
Compound

94. SENTENCES
Complex

95. SENTENCES
Compound-complex

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