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COMPOUND SENTENCES Sentence Patterns simple compound complex Compound Sentences Conjuctions Coordination Option 1 Independent Clause , for Independent Clause , and , nor , but [FANBOYS] , or , yet , so Option 2 Independent Clause ; Independent Clause Option 3 Independent Clause ; consequently, Independent Clause ; furthermore, ; however, ; indeed, ; in fact, ; moreover, ; nevertheless, ; then, ; therefore, Menu Complex Sentences   Subordination             Option 4 Independent Clause   after   Dependent Clause             although                 as (as if)                 because               before                 if                 since                 unless                 until                 when(ever)                 while                           Option 5   Dependent Clause   Independent Clause     After               Although               As (as if)               Because               Before               If               Since               Unless               Until                     When(ever)                     While                                       Menu Building Sentence Patterns 1. Simple Sentence - contains only one independent clause:   Simple Sentence Subject Jane and Bob & Predicate went to dinner     2. Compound Sentence - joins two or more independent clauses (also called simple sentences or complex ideas), but no dependent clauses. Compound sentences join ideas of equal importance. Simple Sentence & Simple Sentence Option 1   Jane and Bob went to dinner , and they went to a movie afterwards.     Option 2   Jane and Bob went to dinner ; they went to a movie afterwards.     Option 3   Jane and Bob went to dinner ;afterwards, they went to a movie.     3. Complex Sentence - joins one or more dependent clauses (also called subordinate or embeded clauses) to the independent clause. Complex sentences are useful when your writing includes, some ideas that are more important than others. The independent clause contains the main idea, and the dependent clauses convey minor or subordinate ideas. Simple Sentence Dependent Clause Option 4 Bob drove Jane home when the movie was over. Option 5 When the movie was over, Bob drove Jane home. The one who drove Jane home was Bob. Menu BACK>>

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