Understanding Subordinating Conjunctions
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aaawwwubbis words
as
after
although
when
while
wether
until
because
before
if
sinse
after
although
when
while
wether
until
because
before
if
sinse
FANBOY’s words
for
and
nor
but
or
yet
and
nor
but
or
yet
AAAWWWUBBIS meaning
subordinating conjunctions
FANBOY’s meaning
coordinating conjunctions
THAMO’s words
conjuctive adverbs
THAMO’s meaning
therefore
however
also
moreover
otherwise
(the ones that makes you smart)
however
also
moreover
otherwise
(the ones that makes you smart)
comma splice
2 sentences joined together by a comma
run-on
2 or more sentences punctuated as one
fragment
an incomplete thought, or missing a subject or a verb
fragment example(no subject)
feeling very tired and discouraged.
fragment example(no verb)
the dog, proud of its prize.
subordinate clause
dependent clause is also known as
participle phrases
(-ing verbs)
having worked with children
having worked with children
run-on example
i love cats i love dogs
comma splice example
i love cats, i love dogs
simple sentence
expresses only one complete thought(independent clause)
compound sentence
2 or more independent clauses joined by a coordinating conjunction(FANBOYS)
complex sentence
one or more dependent clauses joined to an independent clause
compound complex
complex sentence joined to a simple sentence(IC) using a FANBOY’s or THAMO’s
example of compound sentence
she saw a cat run in front of her, so she fell down while roller skating.
example of complex sentence
we need a girl who can speak in a southern accent to play the part
example of a compound-complex
Although I like to go camping, I haven’t had the time to go lately, and I haven’t found anyone to go with.
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