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* part of a larger sentence | * part of a larger sentence | ||
* contains subject + verb | * contains subject + verb | ||
'''Types of clauses''': | |||
* Independent clause | |||
** part of a larger sentence | |||
** contains subject + verb | |||
** makes a complete thought | |||
** could be a sentence if by itself | |||
* Dependent clause | |||
** part of a larger sentence | |||
** contains subject + verb | |||
** does not make a complete thought | |||
* | ** could not be a sentence if by itself | ||
* Dependent clauses include" | |||
** adjective (or relative) clause | |||
** adverbial clause | |||
** noun clause | |||
** relative clause (or adjective clause) | |||
** subordinate clause | |||
see: [[Clause (grammar)|Clause (grammar) - A+ Club Lesson Planner & Study Guide (school4schools.wiki)]] | |||
Revision as of 20:16, 2 January 2023
Clause
- part of a larger sentence
- contains subject + verb
Types of clauses:
- Independent clause
- part of a larger sentence
- contains subject + verb
- makes a complete thought
- could be a sentence if by itself
- Dependent clause
- part of a larger sentence
- contains subject + verb
- does not make a complete thought
- could not be a sentence if by itself
- Dependent clauses include"
- adjective (or relative) clause
- adverbial clause
- noun clause
- relative clause (or adjective clause)
- subordinate clause
see: Clause (grammar) - A+ Club Lesson Planner & Study Guide (school4schools.wiki)