Sentences "CLAUSES"

English Grammar

sentences and phrases or clauses

Sentences Practice

HERE are my examples about sentences and i try to divided in the simple way to show you the difference between a sentences and a clauses/ phrases

SIMPLE SENTENCE

ex: the boy was bitten by the dog

subject: the boy

Verb: bit (bitten)

Predicate: the complete sentences withow the subject

Clauses

BUT in other cases the CLAUSE they are constructed in differents type has MAIN CLAUSES (independent), SUBORDINATE CLAUSES (dependent), RELATIVE CLAUSES (adjetives) and NOUN CLAUSES they are differents and conformed or created by differents caracterictic

every one of this has at least a subject with a verb

Main Clauses

here is simple just the wasy to show the first part on a sentences who are subject and verb 

for example:

 Firulaiz make me feel bad

here the sentences just show the VERB and the SUBJECT that is the funtion of a main clauses

Subordinated Clauses

Subordinating Clauses

Subordinated Clauses + Subject + Verb

whenever/has/because my dog has to be different

Nota: there is an importante point and that is subordinated clauses ever time they are united with a verb and a subject (main clauses) that mena you ever time going to mix a subordinated and a main clauses has one

Relaive Clauses

this ones begin  with most of teh time with relative pronounc (who, whom, where, when, why etc.) like this example.

relative pronounce (adverb)+ subject + verb = incomplete thought

ex.  where he spend money 

RP=where

S=he

verb= spend

IS complete?= incomplete

WHY incomplete!!!!! well this kind of sentences must to be complete by another example down here

the mall is where he spend money buying lot of electronic gadgets

this is the best way to show you how can be possible this

Noun Clauses

are the ones how become noun and they are specialy clauses simple has it is.

Ex: You really do not want to know the ingredients in mom´s cake
Ingredients = Noun (simple)

NOW
here i show you the way if whe change or replace the (ingredient noun)

You really donot want to know what mom Dalila adds to her cake 

the part in purple become a NOUN CLAUSES now

Importance of Speech 2° edition

 Noun

Pronounce

Prepositions

Verb

Adjetives

Adverbs

Conjuntions

Interjections

All the words above are the real construction of a sentences and learning that we can speak better than the actually know

here i show you more examples focus on tips and give you a lot of information

but first of all we need put here a table of speech.

there i found differents tables around internet and i think could be usefull for grammar english class

So let me show you

Adjective:	Adverb Form:	Noun Form:	Verb Form:
angry	angrily	anger	to anger
bad	badly	none	none
beautiful	beautifully	beauty	to beautify
big	none	none	to embiggen
bitter	bitterly	bitterness	to embitter
clean	cleanly	cleanliness	to clean
clever	cleverly	cleverness	none
common	commonly	none	none
complete	completely	completion	to complete
dangerous	dangerously	danger	to endanger
early	early	none	none
easy	easily	ease	to ease
excellent	excellently	excellence	to excel
exciting	excitingly	excitement	to excite
famous	famously	fame	none
fast	fast	none	none
fat	none	fat	to fatten
fortunate	fortunately	fortune	none
funny	funnily	fun	none
happy	happily	happiness	none
honest	honestly	honesty	none
hot	hotly	heat	to heat
long	long	length	to lengthen
modern	none	modernity	to modernise
nice	nicely	niceness	none
patient	patiently	patience	none
peaceful	peacefully	peacefulness	none
perfect	perfectly	perfection	to perfect
rich	richly	richness	to enrich
rough	roughly	roughness	to roughen
slim	none	slimness	to slim
strange	strangely	strangeness	none
strict	strictly	strictness	none
sure	surely	sureness	to ensure
surprising	surprisingly	surprise	to surprise
tall	none	tallness	none
usual	usually	usual	none
wide	widely	width	to widen
wise	wisely	wisdom	to wise up
young	none	youth	none

I think this table could be usefull because several times i try to use this ones but i cant   because i miss the right word SO try to get involve in grammar and use it

the 8 part of speach have more sub-divitions and that conform a big spesific sentences , like the case of THE = definit. article   and that is not included in the 8 park of speech because it is sub conjunt of description there or THAT has a relative pronounce and more than this are conformed in a sentences

REVIEW

NOUN

name of a person, animal, things, idea, activity

PD: there are two kind of divitions for (some grammars books)

Proper noun & Common noun

Proper noun is the noun which begin with capital letter like Jhon, Liberty, Land

Common noun mast of they do not begin with capital letter

PRONOUN

Alternate name for a noun

HE, SHE, IT

ADJETIVE

Modifies a noun or pronoun

big, bad, empty, full

that describe qualities has zise, color, number, kind and usually they comes before NOUN

here are two differents adjetives the Demostravive (these, that, those)and Possessive (your, my, they)

VERB

Expresses actions or existence

Went, Purres, Is

Verbs change the form and add more than just the verb and that could be

modals: may, could, should, perhaps

Auxiliary: Do, Habe, Will

ADVERBS

modifies the verb, adjetives, and advebs

quickly, loudly, here

there are three differents but all are the same

advebs of manner:fast, slow

Frecuence: how often

time: when (the moment)

CONJUNTIONS

connects words, phrases or clauses

and, or, but

here we have coondination conjuntions which connect two icual part

subordinating conjuntions: is the union of two parts but in which are not iqual

her you have a few conjuntions: Subordinative 

after

as become

although

before 

it since

than

unles

until

when

while

Correlative conjuntions and the pair of conjuntions who works together

both

and

ether

nether

or

nor

not only

but also

PREPOSITIONS

precedes phrase that acts as a modifiers or noun

with, for, at

ever time a preposition include an object called has it , object of prepositions and ever time or most of time is before noun

but here are a dificulty of this parts and i going to show you the case

Prepositions        object of prepositions      prepositional phrase

TO                      THE STORE               TO THE STORE

BY                           BUS                                    BY BUS

UNDER              DESKTOP             UNDER DESKTOP

INTERJECTIONS

 SIMPLE¡¡¡ Espresses emotion

Gost!, WOW!, Super!

and even JESUS! is an interjectionc

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