Combining Two Short Sentences Into One Longer Sentence (Grade 12 NSC Matric English FAL): Flashcards

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Combining Two Short Sentences Into One Longer Sentence
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Sentence combining benefit: flow

Creates smoother, more professional writing

Sentence combining benefit: choppiness

Avoids disconnected short sentences

Sentence combining benefit: ideas

Shows how different thoughts connect

Use 'but' connector for

Contrasting or opposing ideas

Use 'who' connector for

Describing people in complex sentences

Complex sentence structure

Main clause + subordinate clause

Main clause definition

Can stand alone as complete sentence

Subordinate clause definition

Cannot stand alone; depends on main clause

Use 'when' connector for

Time relationships or sequence of events

Use 'if' connector for

Conditions or cause-and-effect relationships

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