This type of clause can be its own sentence
INDEPENDENT
This is another name for FANBOYS conjunctions
COORDINATING
This type of sentence is made of only 1 INDEPENDENT CLAUSE
In our notes, I stated that run-on sentences usually have ____ or more clauses (NUMBER)
FOUR (4)
TRUE or FALSE:
A fragment can only ever be a dependent clause
FALSE
DEPENDENT
These types of conjunctions begin all dependent clauses
SUBORDINATING
This type of sentence is made of 2 INDEPENDENT CLAUSES JOINED BY A COORDINATING CONJUNCTION
Run-ons can also occur in sentences with only two clauses. This happens when...
THE CLAUSES ARE NOT JOINED CORRECTLY
TRUE or FALSE
Fragments will never have both a subject and a verb
FALSE (dependent clauses)
This is a type of dependent clause that will always start with words such as WHO, THAT, AND WHICH (...)
RELATIVE
I went to the store BEFORE I came to the school.
Subordinating
This type of sentence is made of 1 SUBORDINATING CONJUNCTION + 1 DEPENDENT CLAUSE + 1 INDEPENDENT CLAUSE.
COMPLEX SENTENCE
RUN-ON or SENTENCE?
My sister had a baby, and I took it over after she passed away, and the baby lost all its legs and arms, and now its just a stump, but I take care of it with my wife, and its growing and its fairly happy, and its difficult because I'm working a second shift at the factory to put food on the table, but all the love that I see in that little guy's face it makes it worth it in the end.
RUN-ON
FRAGMENT or OK?
Because I had won the marshmallow-eating competition.
FRAGMENT
Create an example of a relative clause
WHOEVER THREW THAT PENCIL
FOR AND NOR BUT OR YET SO
Create an example of a COMPOUND SENTENCE
I MAY BE A GOOFY GOOBER BUT I STILL ROCK.
RUN-ON or SENTENCE?
I went to the store to buy grapes but I walked away with a new 70" flatscreen.
RUN-ON
FRAGMENT or OK?
I was full.
OK
Create an example of a dependent clause
EVEN THOUGH ELSIE PULLED OUT MY HAIR
List FIVE SUBORDINATING CONJUNCTIONS
Because After While Even though Since...
What type of sentence includes the following:
1 INDEPENDENT CLAUSE + COORDINATING CONJUNCTION + 1 INDEPENDENT CLAUSE + SUBORIDNATING CONJUNCTION + DEPENDENT CLAUSE?
COMPOUND-COMPLEX
Create an example of a run-on USING ONLY 2 CLAUSES
I NEEDED TO GO TO THE BATHROOM BUT I WAS AFRAID OF THE CHARACTER TOWEL ON THE RACK.
Create an example of a sentence fragment that contains both a subject and a verb
EVEN THOUGH WE PURCHASED ONE-PLY TOILET PAPER