1.Same subject/same verb
- Lily bought a delicious cake. Lily gave the cake to her mother. (same subject)
- Lily bought a delicious cake and gave it to her mother.
- Lily's sister likes swimming. Lily's sister like dancing ( same subject + verb)
- Lily's sister likes swimming and dancing.
" , " (commas):
- Lily has a cat. Lily has an umbralla. Lily had three pens.
- Lily has a cat, an umbralla, and three pens.
- common ues: and, but, for, so, etc.
- And - in addition, along with
- But - however, except, on the other hand
- For- because, the reason why
- So - as a result of, therefore
- Etc.
And vs Along with
- Grandpa and I are going hunting after dinner, and we are taking our favorite trap.
- Grandpa and I are going hunting along with our favorite trap.
Common use: when, until, after, as soon as, etc.
- After:
- The two countries reached an agreement on trade policies. They then were able to complete their peace treaty.
- After the two countries reached an agreement on trade policies, they were able to complete their peace treaty.
Common kind of phrase:noun, verb, absolute, infinitive, etc.
- Noun phrase = Noun + all modifiers
- According to both side of debate, teaching is a valuable profession, and compensation for this important job must be improved ( Noun phrase = Complement)
- www.mce.k12tn.net/dogs/fern/sentences/online_lesson10.htm.Electronic
- leo.stcloudstate.edu/style/sentencev.html
- leo.stcloudstate.edu/grammar/phraseformulas.html
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