logging in or signing up compound sentences tccampa Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 106 Category: Education License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: September 27, 2011 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description An overview of the COMPOUND sentence: 3 types of compound sentences. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Writing Compound Sentences : Writing Compound Sentences Textbook Chapter 15What is a compound sentence? : What is a compound sentence? Compound = 2 sentences linked to form 1 sentence A compound sentence contains 2 complete thoughts that are equalWriting Compound Sentences: Writing Compound Sentences We can create a compound sentence by linking sentences in 3 ways : Using a coordinating conjunction Using a semicolon Using a transitional word/phrase1. Coordinating Conjunctions: 1 . Coordinating Conjunctions Compound Sentences1. Coordinating Conjunctions: 1. Coordinating Conjunctions and but for nor or so yetUsing Coordinating Conjunctions: Using Coordinating Conjunctions Coordinating conjunctions… join 2 ideas of equal importance describe the relationship between two ideas. show how and why ideas are relatedCoordinating conjunctions: Coordinating conjunctions A COMPOUND SENTENCE with a coordinating conjunction looks like this: , and , but , or First sentence second sentence.Coordinating conjunctions: Coordinating conjunctions Always put a comma before the coordinating conjunction in a compound sentence. , and , but , orCoordinating conjunctions: Coordinating conjunctions Coordinating conjunctions show different relationships: And = addition . But or yet = contrast So or for = cause and effect Or = alternatives . Nor = eliminate alternativesCoordinating conjunctions: Coordinating conjunctions I want to go shopping for some new clothes , but I have to pay my rent and car note first. Sentence #1: I want to go shopping for some new clothes Sentence #2: I have to pay my rent and car note first. , butCoordinating conjunctions: Coordinating conjunctions She needs to take a nap , yet she can’t seem to fall asleep. Sentence #1: She needs to take a nap. Sentence #2: She can’t seem to fall asleep. , yetSemicolons : Semicolons Using semicolons to create compound sentencesCOMPOUND SENTENCE: Semicolons: COMPOUND SENTENCE: Semicolons Another way to create a compound sentence is by joining two simple sentences (independent clauses) with a semicolon .COMPOUND SENTENCE: Semicolons: COMPOUND SENTENCE: Semicolons A semicolon can join only two complete sentences. A semicolon cannot join a sentence and a fragment. First sentence second sentence. ;Semicolons: Semicolons Compound Sentences made withCOMPOUND SENTENCE: Semicolons: COMPOUND SENTENCE: Semicolons How to make a compound sentence with a semicolon: Write 2 simple sentences. A compound sentence can be made changing a period of the first sentence to a semicolon .COMPOUND SENTENCE: Semicolons: COMPOUND SENTENCE: Semicolons Example: English 3 is a developmental course ; it is a prerequisite for English 111. Sentence #1: ENG 3 is a developmental course. Sentence #2: It is a prerequisite for ENG 111. ;COMPOUND SENTENCE: Semicolons: COMPOUND SENTENCE: Semicolons Example: My son loves his video games ; he plays every day. Sentence #1: My son loves his video games. Sentence #2: He plays every day. ;Transitional Words and Phrases: Transitional Words and Phrases Compound SentencesTransitional words and phrases: Transitional words and phrases A way to create a compound sentence by combining two simple sentences is with a transitional word or phrase .Transitional words and phrases: Transitional words and phrases When using a transitional word or phrase to combine sentences you always use a semicolon (before) and a comma (after) . ; transitional word or phrase ,Transitional words and phrases: Transitional words and phrases How to join 2 sentences using transitional words or phrases: First sentence second sentence. ; transitional word or phrase , I am tired however I must finish my homework before going to bed. ; ,Transitional words and phrases: Transitional words and phrases Transitions have different functions . They can show: addition cause effect contradiction example emphasisTransitional words and phrases: Transitional words and phrases To show addition , use also , besides , furthermore , in addition . I have to wash the dog ; furthermore , I have homework to do.Transitional words and phrases: Transitional words and phrases To show cause or effect , use: as a result , therefore , thus . Jane had a headache ; therefore , she left the party early.Transitional words and phrases: Transitional words and phrases To show contradiction or contrast , use: nevertheless , however , still , in contrast , on the other hand . Monique is my best friend ; however , sometimes I enjoy doing activities with other friends.Transitional words and phrases: Transitional words and phrases To show example , use: for example , to illustrate , for instance , to clarify , that is My cousin Marcus can fall sleep anywhere ; for instance , he recently fell asleep at a stoplight.Transitional words and phrases: Transitional words and phrases To show emphasis , use: of course , actually , obviously , fortunately , in actuality , in fact Working as a flight attendant has many rewards ; of course , not everyone has the patience for the job.Frequently Used Transitional Phrases: Frequently Used Transitional Phrases ; after all , ; as a result , ; at the same time , ; for example , ; in fact , ; of course ,Common Transitional words: Common Transitional words Still However Eventually Meanwhile Moreover Therefore Also Besides Now Otherwise Thus ThenTransitional Words & Phrases: Transitional Words & Phrases A: Adding a transitional word or phrase makes the connection between sentences stronger because transitions show relationships between ideas. Q: Why not just use a semicolon?Review: Review Compound SentencesCompound Sentences: Compound Sentences 2 equal sentences joined to form 1 longer sentenceSlide 34: Formed in 3 ways… Compound SentencesCompound Sentences: 1. use a , coordinating conjunction to link sentences Sentence , and , but , or , nor , for , so , yet Compound Sentences Sentence.Compound Sentences: Compound Sentences 2. Use a semicolon to link sentences ; Sentence sentence.Compound Sentences: 3. use transitional words & phrases to link sentences ; however , ; as a result , Sentence sentence. Compound SentencesCompound = sentence + sentence: Compound = sentence + sentence End of presentation. You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
compound sentences tccampa Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 106 Category: Education License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: September 27, 2011 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description An overview of the COMPOUND sentence: 3 types of compound sentences. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Writing Compound Sentences : Writing Compound Sentences Textbook Chapter 15What is a compound sentence? : What is a compound sentence? Compound = 2 sentences linked to form 1 sentence A compound sentence contains 2 complete thoughts that are equalWriting Compound Sentences: Writing Compound Sentences We can create a compound sentence by linking sentences in 3 ways : Using a coordinating conjunction Using a semicolon Using a transitional word/phrase1. Coordinating Conjunctions: 1 . Coordinating Conjunctions Compound Sentences1. Coordinating Conjunctions: 1. Coordinating Conjunctions and but for nor or so yetUsing Coordinating Conjunctions: Using Coordinating Conjunctions Coordinating conjunctions… join 2 ideas of equal importance describe the relationship between two ideas. show how and why ideas are relatedCoordinating conjunctions: Coordinating conjunctions A COMPOUND SENTENCE with a coordinating conjunction looks like this: , and , but , or First sentence second sentence.Coordinating conjunctions: Coordinating conjunctions Always put a comma before the coordinating conjunction in a compound sentence. , and , but , orCoordinating conjunctions: Coordinating conjunctions Coordinating conjunctions show different relationships: And = addition . But or yet = contrast So or for = cause and effect Or = alternatives . Nor = eliminate alternativesCoordinating conjunctions: Coordinating conjunctions I want to go shopping for some new clothes , but I have to pay my rent and car note first. Sentence #1: I want to go shopping for some new clothes Sentence #2: I have to pay my rent and car note first. , butCoordinating conjunctions: Coordinating conjunctions She needs to take a nap , yet she can’t seem to fall asleep. Sentence #1: She needs to take a nap. Sentence #2: She can’t seem to fall asleep. , yetSemicolons : Semicolons Using semicolons to create compound sentencesCOMPOUND SENTENCE: Semicolons: COMPOUND SENTENCE: Semicolons Another way to create a compound sentence is by joining two simple sentences (independent clauses) with a semicolon .COMPOUND SENTENCE: Semicolons: COMPOUND SENTENCE: Semicolons A semicolon can join only two complete sentences. A semicolon cannot join a sentence and a fragment. First sentence second sentence. ;Semicolons: Semicolons Compound Sentences made withCOMPOUND SENTENCE: Semicolons: COMPOUND SENTENCE: Semicolons How to make a compound sentence with a semicolon: Write 2 simple sentences. A compound sentence can be made changing a period of the first sentence to a semicolon .COMPOUND SENTENCE: Semicolons: COMPOUND SENTENCE: Semicolons Example: English 3 is a developmental course ; it is a prerequisite for English 111. Sentence #1: ENG 3 is a developmental course. Sentence #2: It is a prerequisite for ENG 111. ;COMPOUND SENTENCE: Semicolons: COMPOUND SENTENCE: Semicolons Example: My son loves his video games ; he plays every day. Sentence #1: My son loves his video games. Sentence #2: He plays every day. ;Transitional Words and Phrases: Transitional Words and Phrases Compound SentencesTransitional words and phrases: Transitional words and phrases A way to create a compound sentence by combining two simple sentences is with a transitional word or phrase .Transitional words and phrases: Transitional words and phrases When using a transitional word or phrase to combine sentences you always use a semicolon (before) and a comma (after) . ; transitional word or phrase ,Transitional words and phrases: Transitional words and phrases How to join 2 sentences using transitional words or phrases: First sentence second sentence. ; transitional word or phrase , I am tired however I must finish my homework before going to bed. ; ,Transitional words and phrases: Transitional words and phrases Transitions have different functions . They can show: addition cause effect contradiction example emphasisTransitional words and phrases: Transitional words and phrases To show addition , use also , besides , furthermore , in addition . I have to wash the dog ; furthermore , I have homework to do.Transitional words and phrases: Transitional words and phrases To show cause or effect , use: as a result , therefore , thus . Jane had a headache ; therefore , she left the party early.Transitional words and phrases: Transitional words and phrases To show contradiction or contrast , use: nevertheless , however , still , in contrast , on the other hand . Monique is my best friend ; however , sometimes I enjoy doing activities with other friends.Transitional words and phrases: Transitional words and phrases To show example , use: for example , to illustrate , for instance , to clarify , that is My cousin Marcus can fall sleep anywhere ; for instance , he recently fell asleep at a stoplight.Transitional words and phrases: Transitional words and phrases To show emphasis , use: of course , actually , obviously , fortunately , in actuality , in fact Working as a flight attendant has many rewards ; of course , not everyone has the patience for the job.Frequently Used Transitional Phrases: Frequently Used Transitional Phrases ; after all , ; as a result , ; at the same time , ; for example , ; in fact , ; of course ,Common Transitional words: Common Transitional words Still However Eventually Meanwhile Moreover Therefore Also Besides Now Otherwise Thus ThenTransitional Words & Phrases: Transitional Words & Phrases A: Adding a transitional word or phrase makes the connection between sentences stronger because transitions show relationships between ideas. Q: Why not just use a semicolon?Review: Review Compound SentencesCompound Sentences: Compound Sentences 2 equal sentences joined to form 1 longer sentenceSlide 34: Formed in 3 ways… Compound SentencesCompound Sentences: 1. use a , coordinating conjunction to link sentences Sentence , and , but , or , nor , for , so , yet Compound Sentences Sentence.Compound Sentences: Compound Sentences 2. Use a semicolon to link sentences ; Sentence sentence.Compound Sentences: 3. use transitional words & phrases to link sentences ; however , ; as a result , Sentence sentence. Compound SentencesCompound = sentence + sentence: Compound = sentence + sentence End of presentation.