PowerPoint

Question 1

Can stand alone and make sense

Answer 1

Independent clause

Question 2

Have a subject and verb, but don’t have a complete thought, they aren’t actually a complete sentence.

Answer 2

Dependent clause

Question 3

Contains only one clause, this sentence has a subject and a predicate

Answer 3

Simple sentence

Question 4

Consists of two or more independent clauses. Combining them using words like “and” or “but”

Answer 4

Compound sentence

Question 5

Contains ones independent clause and one dependent clause

Answer 5

Complex sentence

Question 6

Joins two complex sentences

Joins one simple sentence and one complex

Answer 6

Compound-complex

Question 7

An incomplete sentence

Answer 7

Fragment

Question 8

Because, since, so that

Answer 8

Cause & effect

Question 9

Although, even though

Answer 9

Compare & contrast

Question 10

How, however, where, wherever

Answer 10

Place & manner

Question 11

If, wether, unless

Answer 11

Possibilities & conditions

Question 12

That, which, who

Answer 12

Relations

Question 13

After, as, before, since, when, whenever, while, until

Answer 13

Time

Question 14

Two complete sentences together in one sentence without fixing them properly

Answer 14

Run on

Question 15

A complete sentences is made up of what:

Answer 15

A subject, a predicate, and a complete though