Phrases, Clauses, and Sentences

Phrases, Clauses, and Sentences

Lez see what u got!

Multiple Choice

This is a group of words that expresses a complete thought or idea.

• Phrases

• Clauses

• Sentences

Multiple Choice

A sentence should have ___________

• Subject

• Predicate

• Subject and Predicate

• Subject only

Multiple Choice

Where is the subject of this sentence?

"Life is hard, but not impossible."

• is

• Life

• but

• hard

Multiple Choice

Where is the predicate of this sentence?

"Life is hard, but not impossible."

• is hard

• but not impossible

• is hard, but not impossible.

• not impossible

Multiple Select

Choose ALL the types of sentences according to USE.

• Interrogative Sentences

• Imperative Sentences

• Exclamatory

  Sentences

• Declarative Sentences

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT a type of sentence according to FORM?

• Simple

• Compound

• Complex

• Declarative

​Types of Sentence According to USE

Declarative

​Interrogative

​Imperative

​Exclamatory

​Types of Sentence According to FORM

Simple

​Compound

​Complex

Multiple Choice

What type of sentence according to FORM is this?

"Prince celebrated his birthday yesterday."

• Simple 

• Compound

• Complex

Multiple Choice

What type of sentence according to FORM is this?

"Integrity and Honesty are adorable bunnies."

• Simple 

• Compound

• Complex

Multiple Choice

What type of sentence accoridng to FORM is this?

"Mik Mik helped and inspired me to study photography ."

• Simple 

• Compound

• Complex

​Simple Sentence

​It has a pair of subject-predicate. Either the subject or the predicate can be simple or compound.

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Example:

​1. Strength does not come from winning.

​2. Me and my friends got each other's back.

​3. My teacher taught and guided us throughout the school year.

Multiple Choice

What type of sentence according to FORM is this?

"We all face hardships of some kind, and you never know the struggles a person is going through.."

• Simple 

• Compound

• Complex

Multiple Choice

What kind of conjunction do we use for compound sentences?

• Coordinating Conjunctions

  (FANBOYS)

• Subordinating Conjunctions

  (ON A WHITE BUS)

• Correlative Conjunctions

  (EITHER... OR)

​Compound Sentence

​It has two or more simple sentences joined by coordinating conjunctions (FANBOYS).

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​Example:

​1. Strength does not come from winning for your struggles develop your strengths.

​2. 

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is an example of compound sentence?

• France and the Philippines are my favorite country.

• She studies hard, so she will have an award.

• After I did my best to study, I received high marks.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is an example of complex sentence?

• France and the Philippines are my favorite country.

• She studies hard, so she will have an award.

• After I did my best to study, I received high marks.

​Complex Sentence

​ has two clauses: one is an independent clause and the other one is a dependent clause that begins with a subordinating conjunction.

​Example:

1. If we believe that tomorrow will be better, we can bear a hardship today.

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2. If opportunity doesn't knock, build a door.