Sentence Forms (AQA GCSE English Language): Flashcards

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Definition of a clause

Part of sentence with a subject and a verb

Definition of simple sentence

Sentence containing just one clause

Effect of simple sentences

Create emphasis, build tension, or establish abrupt tone

Definition of compound sentence

Two complete clauses joined by connecting words

Connecting words in compound sentences

but, and, so

Definition of complex sentence

Two+ clauses, only one can stand alone

Purpose of statements

Provide information and facts to the reader

Purpose of questions in writing

Engage reader or make them think deeply

Feature of commands/orders

Use imperative verbs like 'consider', 'remember', 'think'

Purpose of exclamations

Express strong emotions or feelings

Effect of short sentences

Build tension or create worried, confused atmosphere

Effect of long sentences

Time passing slowly or detailed, immersive experience

What is inversion?

Changing normal word order to create emphasis

Key approach in exam analysis

Explain effects of sentence forms, not just identify them

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