Sentence Types Discussion

Hello again, and thank you for giving me an opportunity to give you some information, which is what I got in module three.

• The sentence has two types in clause: 

1. Independent (contain a subject + verb / stands on its own)
2. Dependent (contain a subject + verb / cannot stand on its own / begins with a dependent marker)

• Common dependent marks: 

1. Time condition (after, before, when, while, during, as, until, whenever...etc.)
2. Causal condition (because, so that, since... etc.)
3. Contrary condition (though, although, even though, except that...etc.)
4. Potential condition (If, even if, unless, provided that...etc.

• To have a proper sentence we need to:

1. Punctuations.
2. Include a subject+ verb.
3. Be careful to write a complete thought.

• The sentence has two types based on quantities:
  

  simple sentence	compound sentence	complex sentence
  One independent sentence clause with one punctuation  mark.	Join two sentences (simple sentence +a dependent clause / has two punctuations.)	Combine two sentences (a dependent clause+ an independent clause / has two punctuations)

  
  

• Sentence types based on function:

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