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    This document discusses different types of clause connectors in English, including coordinate connectors, adverbial clause connectors, and reduced adverbial clause connectors. It provides examples of how to properly connect two main clauses with a coordinate connector like "and", and how to connect an independent clause with a dependent adverbial clause using connectors like "after". The document also notes that sentences must have one subject and one verb per clause, and that connectors are needed to join two verbs or a verb with a dependent clause.

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    This document discusses different types of clause connectors in English, including coordinate connectors, adverbial clause connectors, and reduced adverbial clause connectors. It provides examples of how to properly connect two main clauses with a coordinate connector like "and", and how to connect an independent clause with a dependent adverbial clause using connectors like "after". The document also notes that sentences must have one subject and one verb per clause, and that connectors are needed to join two verbs or a verb with a dependent clause.

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    This document discusses different types of clause connectors in English, including coordinate connectors, adverbial clause connectors, and reduced adverbial clause connectors. It provides examples of how to properly connect two main clauses with a coordinate connector like "and", and how to connect an independent clause with a dependent adverbial clause using connectors like "after". The document also notes that sentences must have one subject and one verb per clause, and that connectors are needed to join two verbs or a verb with a dependent clause.

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    This document discusses different types of clause connectors in English, including coordinate connectors, adverbial clause connectors, and reduced adverbial clause connectors. It provides examples of how to properly connect two main clauses with a coordinate connector like "and", and how to connect an independent clause with a dependent adverbial clause using connectors like "after". The document also notes that sentences must have one subject and one verb per clause, and that connectors are needed to join two verbs or a verb with a dependent clause.

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    Coordinate Connectors, Adverbial

    Clause Connectors and Reduced


    Adverbial Clause, Adjective Clause
    Connectors and Reduced Adjective
    Clause, Noun Clause Connectors

    SKILL 7 - 10Created by:


    Mr. Doraemon Denis
    Multiple Clauses (Need to be reminded)
    • 2 Verbs need 1 Connector.
    • It is impossible to have more subjects than
    verbs
    # 7 Coordinate Connectors
    Coordinate Connectors
    Paul is singing. Tom is dancing.
    Paul is singing, and Tom is singing.
    and Tom is singing Paul is dancing (X)
    Paul is singing. Paul is dancing.
    Paul is singing and dancing.
    Coordinate connectors are: and, or, yet, but, so and for.
    TOEFL Examples

    A Subject
    A Verb
    A Connector
    # 8 Adverbial Clause Connectors
    Adverbial Clause Connectors
    I will sign. You leave.
    I will sign after you leave.
    After you leave, I will sign.
    TOEFL Examples

    A Subject
    A Verb
    A Connector
    TOEFL Examples

    A Subject
    A Verb
    A Connector

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