Independent Clause
All sentences must have at least one...
What is an independent clause?
What clause is unable to stand alone and must be attached to a independent clause?
What is a dependent clause?
Consist of only one independent clause, with no dependent clauses
What is a simple sentence?
What type of sentence has the overriding function of making a positive or negative statement or an assertion
What is a declarative sentence?
Which of Brown's stages do children first begin to embed sentence elements and conjoin sentences with and?
What is Brown's IV Stage?
Two or more independent clauses are joined by a conjunction
What is a coordinate clause?
Noun clause, adjective, adverb, and comparative are types of...
What are different types of dependent clauses?
Contains two simple sentences conjoined via a coordinating conjunction, a semicolon, or a conjunctive adverb
What is a compound sentence?
Sentences that have an overall function of making a request or giving a order
What is imperative sentences?
Which of Brown's stages do clauses begin to be expressed as coordinate and subordinate structures within sentences?
What is Brown's V stage?
What two slots must be filled in a clause?
What is subject and predicate?
Dependent clauses begin with
What is subordinating conjunction or a relative pronoun?
Includes one independent clause and one or more dependent clauses
What is a complex sentence?
Sentence that expresses a strong emotion
What is an exclamatory sentence?
Based developmental milestones, children under 35 months uses what type of sentence?
What is simple sentences?
What three slots are optional to be filled in a clause?
What is object, compliment, or adverbial?
"He has more experience than I do"
The italicized portion of this sentence is an example of
What is a comparative clause?
Includes elements of both compound sentences and complex sentences
What is a compound-complex sentence?
Sentences with the function of attaining information
What is interrogative sentences?
Which of Brown's stages do children produce single-word sentences predominately?
What is stage I?
What kind of voice and clause is "jenny took the test"?
What is active voice, independent clause?
"What I believe is not important"
The italicized portion of this sentence is an example of
What is a noun (nominal) clause?
How many sentence types are there and what are their names?
What is 4- simple sentences, compound sentences, complex sentences, and compound-complex sentences?
The movement of the auxiliary to go in front of the subject is know as...
What is subject- auxiliary inversion?
Which of Brown's stages do children produce two element sentences predominantley?
What is stage II?