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

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Combining Two Short Sentences Into One Longer Sentence
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What is the main benefit of combining short sentences?

It avoids choppy, disconnected style

What is the word 'but' particularly useful for when combining sentences?

Showing contrast or opposition

When combining sentences with 'but', what should you use instead of repeating the subject?

Pronouns

What is the word 'who' perfect for when joining two sentences?

Adding info about the same person

What is a main clause in a complex sentence?

A clause that can stand alone

What is a subordinate clause in a complex sentence?

Cannot stand alone as a sentence

In 'Miriam Makeba spent years in exile', what type of clause is this?

Main clause

What is the word 'when' ideal for when combining sentences?

Showing time relationships

What does the word 'if' allow you to show when joining sentences?

Conditional relationships

What punctuation is often needed when adding subordinate clauses?

Commas

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