Compound Sentences
The compound sentences may be
combining form of two sentences with actual meaning. The combing forms may be
for, and, or, yet and so on.
If 'and' is used the second sentence must be in the same
idea.
If 'or' is used the
second sentence contains an equal option.
If 'but' is used the second sentence contains an equal and
opposite idea.
If 'so' is
used the second sentence has equally important result.
If 'yet' is used the second sentence
contains the same sense with opposite idea.
Like this the above combining forms
also called coordinators of English language can be used in the sentences. These
coordinators are used to connect the sentences which are perfect in
meaning.
Then what is a complex sentence?
Complex sentence:- This complex
sentence is also has an independent clause which is joined by one or more
dependent clause. Here the subordinators are used for the sentences such as
because, although, since, after etc,. In this type of sentences a relative
pronoun is also used after the sentence.
Some of the examples of these complex sentences are:-
1. The baby started to cry because
she did not find her mother.
2. The students are playing in the class after the teacher went
to the office room.
3.
Although it was raining we used to play in the ground.
Not only conjunctions although,
since etc,. are used but also that, and, but, or, while, when, until, as,
before, until, whether, hence, so.
Some more examples of these sentences are:
1. The peon guards the entrance
though all the candidates had left.
2. The doctor delays seeing until al the patients are
present.
3. The policeman
shouted that the victim is breathing.
4. We were thirsty when we started climbing the mountain.
Shall we see some 'past' and 'past
participle' forms of the verbs. They are also known as regular verbs.
In the next post we would try to
learn the 'past' and 'past participle' forms of verbs.
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