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Description
Mind Map by Elena Serkidzhieva, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Elena Serkidzhieva
about 8 years ago
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How to vary my sentence
structure
- Simple sentence- A simple sentence has
a subject and only one verb.Example: The
students are learning.
- A main clause is a clause
that can form a complete
sentence standing alone.
- A subordinate clause is a
clause that does not make
sense alone.
- A simile is a figure of speech that
compares two things or persons which
are not similar. Example: As big as an
elephant.
- A metaphor is a word or
phrase that is used to
make a comparison
between two people,
things, animals, or
places. Example: The
snow is a white blanket.
- A compound sentence is formed
when you join two main clauses
with a connective. In a compound
sentence the clauses are linked by
coordinating conjunctions /
connectives (and, but, so, or).
Example: I like bananas and I like
apples.
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