Complex Sentences

Linda Suci Wahyuni, S.S., M.A

 Cause
Time - As
- After - Because
- As - Inasmuch as
- As soon as - Now that
- Before - since
- By the time
- Once
- Since Contrast
- Until - Although
- When - Even though
- Whenever - Though
- While - While
- Whereas Manner

Adverb Clause Condition - As

- If - In that
- In case Place
- I will check the quality of the machine before I - Provided - Where
send it to the farmers. - Providing - Wherever
- Unless
- As soon as the new technology comes out on - whether
the market, many farmers will order the
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machine.
Noun Clause

1. I am concerned about when the cassava

Noun Clause Noun Clause Noun Clause will be harvested (NCC)
Connectors Connector/Subjects 2. When the cassava will be harvested is
very important (NCC)
Its function is as a noun - What, when, where, - who, whoever 3. We are concerned about who will
(either an object of a verb, why, how
an object of a preposition, - What, whatever harvest the cassava (NCC/S)
or the subject of the - Whatever, whenever 4. Whoever will harvest the cassava must
- Which, whichever
sentence - Whether, if check it first (NCC/S)
- that
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 Adjective Clause
Function:
The clause is an adjective, it is
positioned directly after the noun
that it describes

Adjective Clause Connectors

- Whom (for people)
- Which (for things)
- That (for people/things)

Adjective Clause
1. I like the coffee product which you offered me yesterday (ACC) Connector/Subjects
2. The coffee product which you offered me yesterday was really - Who (for people)
incredible (ACC) - Which (for things)
3. I like the coffee product which is incredible (ACC/S) - That (for people/things)
4. The coffee product which was offered yesterday was
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Thank You
Linda Suci Wahyuni
085749986688
lyendz@gmail.com
lindasuci@mail.unej.ac.id