'Common conjunctive adverbs' presentation slideshows

Noun is a word that names a person, place, thing, or idea.

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Chapter 15: Clauses

Chapter 15: Clauses. 15a. What is a clause? 15b. Independent Clauses 15c. Subordinate Clauses 15d. Adjective Clause 15e. Adverb Clause 15f. Noun Clause 15g. Types of Sentences. Property of Minooka Community High School. 15a. What is a clause?.

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Beyond the Simple Sentence Coordination

Beyond the Simple Sentence Coordination . NOTE: YOU MAY NEVER SEPARATE TWO INDEPENDENT CLAUSES (SIMPLE SENTENCES) WITH ONLY A COMMA. IT CREATES A GRAMMATICAL ERROR CALLED A COMMA SPLICE! Good writing involves sentence variety; you can combine simple sentences in different ways.

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Sentence imitation #3

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Mechanics - Punctuation - Semicolons

Mechanics - Punctuation - Semicolons Use a semicolon between two independent clauses of a compound sentence when they are not joined by a coordinate conjunction. Example: There was a sudden silence; everyone was stunned by the outcome.

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