Combining Two Short Sentences Into One Longer Sentence (Grade 11 NSC Matric English FAL): Flashcards
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Benefits of combining sentences
Benefits of combining sentences
Improves fluency & creates variety
Purpose of 'but' when combining sentences
Purpose of 'but' when combining sentences
Shows contrast between two ideas
Rule when using 'but' with repeated nouns
Rule when using 'but' with repeated nouns
Replace repeated nouns with pronouns
Punctuation rule with 'but'
Punctuation rule with 'but'
Place comma before 'but'
Purpose of 'who' in sentence combining
Purpose of 'who' in sentence combining
Describes people; creates complex sentences
Complex sentence structure
Complex sentence structure
Has main clause + subordinate clause
Main clause characteristic
Main clause characteristic
Can stand alone as complete sentence
Subordinate clause characteristic
Subordinate clause characteristic
Cannot stand alone; depends on main clause
Purpose of 'when' in combining sentences
Purpose of 'when' in combining sentences
Connects time-related ideas
Purpose of 'if' in combining sentences
Purpose of 'if' in combining sentences
Shows conditions/cause & effect