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Clause (Subject Naming Part, Predicate Stating Part) : 1) This Is The House Where We Live
Clause (Subject Naming Part, Predicate Stating Part) : 1) This Is The House Where We Live
Clause (Subject Naming Part, Predicate Stating Part) : 1) This Is The House Where We Live
=stating Part)
1)This is the house where we live
Or
This is the house we where live
2) she has a chain which is made of gold
3) I graduated last year (One Clause Sentence)
4) When I came here, I saw him. (Two clause sentence)
5)When I came here, I saw him, and he greeted me. (Three
clause sentence)
6) I am happy because I won a Prize. (Two clause sentence)
7)I like Mathematics, but my brother likes Biology,
because he wants to become a doctor. (three clauses)
8) He is sleeping (One Clause Sentence)
Note
(Conjunction
Joining words
They join words or sentences
e.g. but, and, yet, or, because, nor, although, since,
unless, while, where, when etc.
They join words or SENTENCE
ASLAM AND AKRAM ARE GOOD PLAYERS
ASLAM WENT HOME BUT ALI REMAINED BEHIND.)
TYPES OF CLAUSE
Clauses are divided into
* main clause (also called independent clause)
*subordinate clause (also called dependent clauses).
For example
The Teacher taught me how to read.
My Mother is nice.
I picked a flower for you.
The woman sang.
Dependent Clause
Dependent clauses contain a subject and a predicate but do not
express a complete thought.
Dependent Clause =
Incomplete Thought
To be continue