Determine DC and IC: If he doesn’t leave now, he will miss the train.
DC: If he doesn’t leave now || IC: he will miss the train.
How many types of clauses you've learned?
DC and IC
What type of dependent clause can be used in place of a noun?
Nominal clause
The function of coordinating conjunction.
Connect words, phrases, or clauses of equal importance.
Identify the conjunction used and label as coordinating, subordinating, or correlative: He didn’t study for the test, so he didn’t pass.
So = Coordinating Conjunction
What is a clause?
A clause is any group of words that contains a subject (noun) and a predicate (verb)
Determine DC and/or IC: The baby cried when her toy was taken away.
DC: when her toy was taken away. || IC: The baby cried
What type of dependent clause is used: We decided to take a walk because the weather was so beautiful.
Subordinate clause: because the weather was so beautiful.
Rewrite the sentence using nor: She didn’t clean the kitchen. She didn’t take out the trash.
She didn't clean the kitchen nor did I take out the trash. / She neither clean the kitchen nor take out the trash.
What type of dependent clause that: always start with a subordinating conjunction AND relate to the main verb in the sentence?
Subordinate Clause
Identify the conjunction used and label as coordinating, subordinating, or correlative: We canceled the trip since the weather forecast looked terrible.
Since = Subordinating Conjunction
Create 1 sentence using Subordinating Conjunction: in order that
She opened the window in order that the wind came in.
Determine IC and/or DC: The students completed the assignment, but they forgot to include the bibliography.
Both independent clauses, separated by coordinating conjunction: BUT
I have never visited Italy, ____ ____ I eaten Italian food in Italy.
nor have
Neither the students ____ the teacher understood the question.
nor
Identify the conjunction used and label as coordinating, subordinating, or correlative: Either you apologize now or you risk losing her trust forever.
Eitther ... or = Correlative Conjunction
Rewrite the sentence using nor: My parents weren’t happy. My friends weren’t happy.
Neither my parents nor my friends were happy. / My parents weren't happy nor were my friends