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UNIT 37 DEPENDENT AND INDEPENDE CLAUSES https://www.youtube…

- - - - INDEPENDENT
        
        S + V
        
        IT expresses a COMPLETE IDEA
        It can stand on its own
        
        Tom studied .....in his room for his chemestry test
        
        JIm works
      - DEPENDENT or SUBORDINATE
        
        (Dependent Marker Word) + S + V
        
        It does not express a complete idea
        'you need more information to understand'
        
        When Tom studied in his romm for his chemestry test
        
        After Jane ate pork
        
        Dependent Marker Words
        
        After
        
        Althought
        
        As
        
        As if
        
        Because
        
        Before
        
        Even if
        
        Even though
        
        If
        
        Since
        
        Though
        
        Unless
        
        Until
        
        Whatever
        
        When
        
        Whenever
        
        Whether
        
        In order to
        
        While
        
        CONJUCTIONS
        
        Join words, phrases, or clauses within a sentence.
        
        WHEN
        
        REASON
        
        Interrumped actions
        
        Time
        
        WHILE
        
        On the time when
        
        1 more item...
        
        On the other hand (Compare two nouns)
        
        1 more item...
        
        Although
        
        1 more item...
        
        AFTER
        
        Later in time
        
        BEFORE
        
        Earlier in time
        
        TRANSITION WORDS
        
        Connect sentences or paragraphs. They show the relationship between ideas.
      - Does it complete a thought?
        
        .
        
        Yes
        
        No
- - - - CONJUNCTIONS
        
        for
        
        or
        
        and
        
        yet
        
        so
        
        but
        'fanboys'
      - Examples
        
        Jane ate pork, but she wanted to eat something else
    - - Example
        
        John went to the beach; however he didn't swim
      - TRANSITION WORDS
        
        Consequently
        
        In fact
        
        However
        
        Indeed
        
        Moreover
        
        Then
        
        Nevertheless
        
        Furthermore
  - - - TRANSITION WORDS
        
        After
        
        As (as if)
        
        Before
        
        Since
        
        Until
        
        When (ever)
        
        Although
        
        Because
        
        If
        
        Unless
        
        Whereas
        
        While
      - Example
        
        John knew he had to finish his homework before playing with his friens
    - - Example
        
        Before playing with his friends, John knew he had to finish his homewrok
- - - - Subjects
      - Objects
      - Subject Complements
      - Adjective complements
  - - - Introduce a clause
      - Can be ommitted
        
        Introduces a/an:
        
        object noun
        
        Clase
        
        Complement noun clause
      - Never omitted
        
        Introduces a:
        
        Subject noun clause