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CLAUSE (Dependent & Independent)

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COMPLEMENT (Object & Subject)

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What Is a Clause?
A clause is a group of words that includes a
subject and a verb. For example:

The dog barks when the postman arrives.

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DEPENDENT CLAUSE WENBENYANGSHI

A dependent clause is one that relies on

being used with another clause, usually
another type of clause, the independent
clause.When used on its own, a dependent
clause will 01 not create 02 a 03 04

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1. When the president arrives.

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2. Because I can't wait for the bus.
3. As if he knew what was going to happen.
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5. If you can work on Sundays.

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6. Until the sun sets.
7. While flowers continue to bloom.
8. Whenever you come to visit.
9. So we can feel comfortable.
10. If you promise to pass your examination
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A dependent clause supports the main

clause of a sentence
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meaning. Like any clause, a dependent
clause has a subject and a verb. In "until
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wolves" and the verb is "appeared."

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An independent clause is a clause that
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dependent clauses (or subordinate

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clause) is one that cannot stand alone

as4 a complete sentence (i.e., it does
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not express a complete thought).

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The argument started when she took my

book. 1
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alone as a sentence. "When she took my

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book" is a dependent clause because it
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could not stand alone as a sentence.)

• Use a comma before a coordinating
conjunction(connecting word).
1.l enjoy reading books, but I also loves watching
movies.
2. I was tired after working all day, so I decided
to go to bed early.
3. Do you like the taste of peaches or mangoes
better?
4. She went to the store, for she needed to buy
some groceries."

5. I like to read books and watch movies."

6. She was late for class, so she had to take a seat

at the back.
7. He wanted to go to the concert, but he didn't
have enough money for a ticke
8.I finished my homework, soI can go play outside
now.

9.I was tired, butl still decided to finish my work.

10. He is smart, but he is also lazy."

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PHRASE WENBENYANGSHI

Phrase -a group of connected words. and unlike

of clause
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predicate
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- phrase can function in the sentence like nouns,

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adverbs or adjectives
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there are seven common types of
phrase these are:
- noun. - gerund.
- infinitive. - participial
- appositive.
- prepositional
- absolute
Noun phrase - if phrase used as a
noun is called a noun phrase. A
noun is person, place, or thing and
when you add a modifier you have
a noun phrase
Examples:
1. The father of water is mississippi river.
2. My neighbor down the street baked me a pie
3. Your father just called me
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4. John is my best friend
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6. We consider you as a good friend
7. I love your house

8. The setting sun glowing the colors of red,

purple and orange fascinated us this
evening.

9. The little girl with red balloon was

laughing.

10. Jed kissed the girl with blue eyes.

Gerund phrase
- is a verb form that function as a noun, gerund
is easy to spot because it is verb ending ING,
gerund can be subjects, objects or subject
complements and sentences
examples
1. Skiing is my favourite sport.
2. Doing yoga everyday keeps you peaceful.
3. Talking to my best friend makes me happy.
4. Making mistakes is part of learning.
5. Marrying a japanese girl is his dream.
6. I hate speaking loudly in publicplace.
7. My father loves making people laugh.
8. Max is thinking about starting business.
9. Never be scared of making mistakes.
10. leaonados dream is buying a car.
Infinitive phrase
- An infinite phrase isa group of words that starts
with an infinitive and function as a noun,
adjectives or adverb.
- An infinitive is to + v1( base form of verb). it
function as a noun, adjectives or adverb.
examples
1.| like to motivate people.
2. My goal is to spread happiness.
3. Nobody wants to face bad experiences..
4. The person to contact tomorrow is herie.
5. It is the time to learn phrases.
6. Let me tell you the best exercise to reduce belly
fat.
7.I am working hard to make people happy.
8. They are coming tomorrow to celebrate my
birthday.
9. She work very hard to pass the exam.
10. I want to cry loudly
Participial phrase
- is a verb form that acts as an adjective in a
sentence, it is either the present participle - the
verb form ending ING or past participle (V3) -
generally ending with ed, d, t, en, and n
1. the man jumping in happiness won a car in
lottery
2. did you check out the video made by my sister
3. devastated by news, he broke down in tears
4. he brought a shirt built with expensive
materials
5. I saw some pens made of gold in his hand
Appositive phrase
- group of words that sit next one noun or
pronoun and either renames it or describes it. it
function as a noun and gives a new name to the
noun or pronoun it comes after.

Examples
1. Riya, the love of my life, is going to london next
week
2. We the people of this country wants to get rid of
corruption
3. My friend Nonong helps with everything i do
4. The actor dwayne Johnson the rock recently got
married again
5. Her roommate Andrea Charles not talk to people
politely
6. Alex, his head teacher of the school, is very
strict
7. Last night, i got a chance to meet Narendra
Modi, the prime minister of India
8. Justin bieber, a very famous singer, has a lot
of haters
9. In India, cricket, my favourite sport, is a
relation
10. my sister , Andrea, does food blogging
Prepositional phrase
- a phrase that starts with a preposition is called
prepositional phrase. prepositional phrase act as
an adjective or an adverb in the sentence
examples
1. The ending of the movie was disturbing.
2. The man in the black coat is a doctor.
3. You can hide under the table.
4. She called me before the exam.
5. John is inside the store.
6. Hillary is a girl with blue eyes.
7. I will give you a call in the morning.
Absolute phrase
- A group of words without the subject- verb
combination, modifies or give detail about the
main clause of the sentence. it act as a clause or
a reason of the main clause.
examples
1. Being a teacher, I can guide you.
2. The wedding fixed, everyone is happy.
3. Our boss shouting in anger, all team member
started working fast.
4. Her mom being upset , she did not go out to
party.
5. My teacher, her students leaving one by one, is
depressed these day.
6. He came back from library, his arms filled
with books.
7. The project finished, the employers were
allowed to go home.
8. Their boots dripping mud onto the floor.
9. His arm filled with books.
10. His feet sore, he continued his hike.
Complement
A complement in a sentence is a word or group
of words that completes the meaning of a verb.
There are two main types of complements:
subject complements (which follow linking
verbs and provide more information about the
subject) and object complements (which follow
and modify a direct object).
OBJECT COMPLEMENT
•is a word or a group of words that follows and
modifies or completes the direct object of a
sentence. It provides additional information
about the direct object, further describing or
renaming it. Object complements can be
nouns, pronouns, adjectives, or phrases that
function as adjectives.
1. "They elected him captain." "captain" is the
object complement.

2. "She considers him a friend." - "a friend" is the

object complement.

3. "We named our dog Max." - "Max" is the object

complement
•The teacher named the student the winner.
("Winner" is the object complement that describes
the student.)

•They made the cake delicious. ("Delicious" is the

object complement that describes the cake.)

•He called the dog Max. ("Max" is the object

complement that names the dog.)
•We found the room empty. ("Empty" is the
object complement that describes the state
of the room.)

• She considers him her best friend. ("Best

friend" is the object complement that
describes him.)
SUBJECT COMPLEMENT
•A subject complement is a noun, adjective,
or pronoun that follows a linking verb to
describe or rename the subject. The three
types of subject complements are called
predicate nouns, predicate adjectives, and
predicate pronouns.
Subject complements can be either nouns.
pronouns, or adjectives. They serve to rename,
describe, or identify the subject, and they are
always found in sentences with linking verbs
such
as "be," "seem," "appear, " "become," "feel,"
"look," and others.
Some examples of subject complements
would be the following:

•Burns is my soccer coach.

(“is” = linking verb; “coach” = predicate
noun)
•My famous macaroni and cheese is extra
creamy.
(“is” = linking verb; “creamy” = predicate
adjective)

•The winner of the talent show is she.

(“is” = linking verb; “she” = predicate
pronoun)
•"She is a doctor." - "a doctor" is the subject
complement.

• "He became a successful businessman." -"a

successful businessman" is the subject
complement.

•"They seem happy." - "happy" is the subject

complement.
•"The cake smells delicious." - "delicious" is the
subject complement.

•"l am a student." - "a student" is the subject

complement.

.•"He appears tired." - "tired" is the subject

complement.
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