Sentence Forms (AQA GCSE English Language): Flashcards
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Definition of a clause
Definition of a clause
Part of sentence with a subject and a verb
Definition of simple sentence
Definition of simple sentence
Sentence containing just one clause
Effect of simple sentences
Effect of simple sentences
Create emphasis, build tension, or establish abrupt tone
Definition of compound sentence
Definition of compound sentence
Two complete clauses joined by connecting words
Connecting words in compound sentences
Connecting words in compound sentences
but, and, so
Definition of complex sentence
Definition of complex sentence
Two+ clauses, only one can stand alone
Purpose of statements
Purpose of statements
Provide information and facts to the reader
Purpose of questions in writing
Purpose of questions in writing
Engage reader or make them think deeply
Feature of commands/orders
Feature of commands/orders
Use imperative verbs like 'consider', 'remember', 'think'
Purpose of exclamations
Purpose of exclamations
Express strong emotions or feelings
Effect of short sentences
Effect of short sentences
Build tension or create worried, confused atmosphere
Effect of long sentences
Effect of long sentences
Time passing slowly or detailed, immersive experience
What is inversion?
What is inversion?
Changing normal word order to create emphasis
Key approach in exam analysis
Key approach in exam analysis
Explain effects of sentence forms, not just identify them
