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Topic Content:

  • Complex Sentence Structure II
  • Examples and Identification of Clauses

A complex sentence contains one main clause and at least one subordinate clause.

Examples:

  • She bought the car even though she had no need for it.
  • He was constipated because he had eaten too much.
  • The boy whose father died has dropped out of school.
  • The tree which fell across the road caused the driver’s death because he was careless.
  • When the principal entered the class, the boy ran away because he had not paid his school fees.

Identification of Clauses:

1.    She bought the car – main clause

       … even though she had no need for it – subordinate clause

2.    He was constipated – main clause

       … because he had eaten too much – subordinate clause

 

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QUESTIONS

Identify the clauses in the following sentences:

  1. The man came when I was asleep
  2. We saw the man where he was standing though he did not see us.
  3. The woman who played the piano is our choir mistress.
  4. What he has done is not allowed in our school.

 

ANSWERS

  1. The man came                                            –        main

… when I was asleep                                            –        subordinate

 

  1. We saw the man                                         –        main

… where he was standing                                    –        subordinate

 

  1. The woman … is our choir mistress       –        main

… who played the piano                                       –        subordinate

 

  1. What he has done                                       –        subordinate

(It) is not allowed in our school                         –        main

 

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