Combining Two Short Sentences Into One Longer Sentence (Grade 10 NSC Matric English FAL): Flashcards

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Combining Two Short Sentences Into One Longer Sentence
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Purpose of combining sentences

Smooth, flowing sentences; sounds mature & professional

'But' shows what

Contrast between two ideas

'Who' is used for

Describing people/adding info about a person

Punctuation around 'who' clause

Commas surround the 'who' clause

Complex sentence contains

Main clause and subordinate clause

Main (independent) clause

Can stand alone as a complete sentence

Subordinate (dependent) clause

Cannot stand alone; depends on main clause

'When' shows what

Time relationship between events

Punctuation after 'when' clause at sentence start

Comma after the 'when' clause

'If' shows what

A condition (one thing depends on another)

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