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Title: Equal clauses are joined by coordinating conjunctions.


1
Coordinate Clauses
  • Equal clauses are joined by coordinating
    conjunctions.

2
Overview of Sentence Types
  • Writers use three sentence types
  • Simple
  • Coordinate
  • Complex
  • Simple sentences have just one clause
  • College students write essays.
  • Professors read them.
  • Coordinate clauses link two equal clauses
  • College students write essays, and professors
    read them.
  • Professors grade essays, so students can see
    their progress.
  • Complex clauses subordinate
  • Since writing is vital, students do it well.
  • Instructors highlight writing in order to promote
    student success.

College writers use a variety of sentence types!
3
What are phrases and clauses?
  • A phrase can have a noun or a verb, but not both
  • My brother Bryan.
  • Is older than me.
  • A clause has both a noun and a verb
  • Alice is my mom.
  • She cooks lots of good food.

Is three square meals a day a clause or a
phrase?
4
Is it a phrase or a clause?
  • In the morning.
  • We have our class.
  • For an hour or so.
  • What do you think?
  • About studying?
  • How to write better sentences.
  • It will help you out.

Do writers make lots of money?
5
Is it a phrase or a clause?
  • In the morning.
  • We have our class.
  • For an hour or so.
  • What do you think?
  • About studying?
  • How to write better sentences.
  • It will help you out.

Phrase Clause Phrase Clause Phrase Phrase Clause
Notice that clauses are more complete than
phrases.
6
How are clauses coordinated?
  • Coordinators are the conjunctions that join equal
    clauses together.
  • The four most common coordinators are
  • and
  • but
  • or
  • so
  • All four common coordinators can connect
    sentences.

Can babies make good parental relations?
7
How do coordinators function?
  • And joins two similar ideas together.
  • But joins two contrasting ideas.
  • Or joins two alternate ideas.
  • So shows that the second idea results from the
    first idea.
  • Jon lives in Miami, and Katy studies at the
    university.
  • Eli is Mexican, but Alma is Egyptian.
  • I can buy lunch, or I can bring one.
  • Elsa studied the lesson, so she was prepared.

Can we use various punctuation marks before
clause coordinators?
8
How are coordinators punctuated?
  • When there are two coordinate clauses, which
    punctuation mark do you use to start the second?
  • Comma
  • Semicolon
  • Colon
  • Period
  • Jon lives in Miami_ and Katy studies at the
    university.
  • Eli is Mexican_ but Alma is Egyptian.
  • I can buy lunch_ or I can bring one.
  • Elsa studied the lesson_ so she was prepared.

Cant we use other punctuation marks before
clause coordinators?
9
They are separated by commas.
  • When there are two coordinate clauses, which
    punctuation mark do you use to start the second?
  • Comma
  • Semicolon
  • Colon
  • Period
  • Jon lives in Miami, and Katy studies at the
    university.
  • Eli is Mexican, but Alma is Egyptian.
  • I can buy lunch , or I can bring one.
  • Elsa studied the lesson , so she was prepared.

We cannot use other punctuation marks before
clause coordinators.
10
Can you use the coordinators?
  • Use and, but, or, so
  • The quizzes are hard, __ we study.
  • We drive to college, __ park in the lot.
  • The town is not big, __ it has a college.
  • You can take the highway, __ you can use the side
    road.

Which one will the shark choose?
11
You can use coordinators.
  • The quizzes are hard, so we study.
  • We drive to college, and park in the lot.
  • The town is not big, but it has a college.
  • You can take the highway, or you can use the side
    road.
  • So provides a reason.
  • And links equals.
  • But provides contrast.
  • Or offers a choice.

Which one will the shark choose?
12
Learn three unusual coordinators.
  • Nor joins negative alternates
  • Bob didnt wear formal clothes nor feel
    comfortable.
  • For means because
  • He feels insecure, for he wasnt ready.
  • Yet is for contrast
  • He got to the party, yet he didnt fit in.

Did anyone tell Bob what to wear?
13
Can you use unusual coordinators?
  • Use nor, for, yet
  • Take an umbrella with you, __ it is raining.
  • Penguins really arent very formal animals, __
    they look like it.
  • There is no paper in the copy machine, __ is
    there any ink in it.
  • It was very late, __ we did not feel tired.

Do penguins have a choice about what to wear?
14
You can use unusual coordinators.
  • Take an umbrella with you, for it is raining.
  • Penguins really arent very formal animals, yet
    they look like it.
  • There is no paper in the copy machine, nor is
    there any ink in it.
  • It was very late, yet we did not feel tired.
  • For tells the reason.
  • Yet can provide for concession.
  • Nor is the negative of or.
  • Yet offers contrast.

Do penguins have a choice about what to wear?
15
Coordinators also join words and phrases.
  • Coordinators can join words
  • Many people like cookies and milk.
  • Some dont like ice cream or cake.
  • They join phrases
  • We study in the morning and in the afternoon.
  • There are labs on the third floor but not on the
    first.

Does the boy really want a cookie?
16
Can you use the coordinators?
  • Use and, but, or
  • The book is in the library __ not in her office.
  • I checked the library __ the office.
  • It is not there it must be in my car __ at my
    house.

Can the man find one book with his eyes covered?
17
What are correlative conjunctions?
  • Correlatives link equal elements.
  • They are always in pairs (twos)
  • Both and
  • Either or
  • Neither nor
  • Not only but also
  • Whether or

Is love really just about watching TV together?
18
Can you use conjunctive pairs?
  • Use both/and, either/or
  • __ sleep more __ stop complaining about being
    tired.
  • __ Miguel __ Rosa dislike long trips.
  • We didnt see __ Sue __ Antonio there.
  • The computer is __ on __ off.
  • Tests are __ hard __ confusing.

Does TV make some people stay up late?
19
You can use conjunctive pairs.
  • Either sleep more or stop complaining about being
    tired.
  • Both Miguel and Rosa dislike long trips.
  • We didnt see either Sue or Antonio there.
  • The computer is either on or off.
  • Tests are both hard and confusing.
  • The either-or pair is the emphatic form of
    just, plain or.
  • Both-and is the way to underline and.
  • Both of these conjunctive pairs allow us to
    highlight the relationship between the compared
    elements.

Do you use conjunctive pairs in your writing?
20
Can you use conjunctive pairs?
  • Use neither/nor, not only/but also
  • __ does Karla know algebra, __ she learned
    geometry.
  • __ Amir __ Sheba write great essays.
  • Your brother __ likes computing, __ he plans to
    major in the field.

Do some guys overuse their computers?
21
You can use conjunctive pairs.
  • Not only does Karla know algebra, but lshe also
    learned geometry.
  • Both Amir and Sheba write great essays.
  • Your brother both likes computing, and he plans
    to major in the field.
  • Karla knows algebra, and she learned geometry.
  • Amir and Sheba write great essays.
  • Your brother likes computing, and he plans to
    major in the field.

l
Dont conjunctive pairs sound more important?
22
Can you use paired conjunctions?
  • Use whether/or, neither/nor
  • __ you like it __ not, you must work.
  • There are words to learn __ you want to __ dont
    want to.
  • __ Bill __ Jenny are graduating yet.
  • You can have __ the car __ the cash.

Does Little John have a good idea?
23
Are there other conjunctions?
  • Besides the coordinating and the correlative
    conjunctions, there is still one other large
    class.
  • In fact, most conjunctions are
  • subordinating conjunctions.

What does it mean to be subordinate?
24
What are subordinators?
  • Subordinators join lesser information to main
    clauses
  • Students graduate college because they want
    better careers.
  • They study hard although they dont make any
    money as college students.
  • We will study more about subordinators next time.

Do cooks at McDonalds graduate college?
25
Are there other subordinators?
  • Which of these words are also subordinators?
  • If
  • How
  • Constantly
  • When
  • No way
  • Before

Should she subordinate the packrats plans?
26
Overview of Sentence Types
  • Writers use three sentence types
  • Simple
  • Coordinate
  • Complex
  • Simple sentences have just one clause
  • College students write essays.
  • Professors read them.
  • Coordinate clauses link two equal clauses
  • College students write essays, and professors
    read them.
  • Professors grade essays, so students can see
    their progress.
  • Complex clauses subordinate
  • Since writing is vital, students do it well.
  • Instructors highlight writing in order to promote
    student success.

College writers use a variety of sentence types!
27
What type of sentence is it?
  • Is each sentence simple, joined, or complex?
  • __ 1. Lower managers do the research, but middle
    managers compose the major reports.
  • __2. Nursing students are required to read
    medical journal articles every week.
  • __3. Since they are in higher studies, college
    juniors and seniors often write ten-page
    analyses.
  • __4. They still have to take some objective
    exams, although their number is greatly reduced.
  • __5. Few college students are seeking to work in
    hourly jobs.

28
What type of sentence it is.
  • Each sentence is simple, joined, or complex
  • J 1. Lower managers do the research, but middle
    managers compose the major reports.
  • S 2. Nursing students are required to read
    medical journal articles every week.
  • C 3. Since they are in higher studies, college
    juniors and seniors often write ten-page
    analyses.
  • C 4. They still have to take some objective
    exams, although their number is greatly reduced.
  • S 5. Few college students are seeking to work in
    hourly jobs.

29
What type of sentence is it?
  • Is each sentence simple, joined, or complex?
  • __ 1. Most companies require technical and formal
    reports, often with documentation.
  • __2. Writing is a threshold skill for promotion
    poor writers cannot advance in their careers.
  • __3. Employees who cannot write good reports must
    work as hourly and often manual laborers.
  • __4. College writing is much more detailed and
    factual than high school writing.
  • __5. Report writing features careful reasoning as
    management expects to read factual presentations.

30
What type of sentence is it?
  • Each sentence is simple, joined, or complex
  • S 1. Most companies require technical and formal
    reports, often with documentation.
  • J 2. Writing is a threshold skill for promotion
    poor writers cannot advance in their careers.
  • S 3. Employees who cannot write good reports must
    work as hourly and often manual laborers.
  • S 4. College writing is much more detailed and
    factual than high school writing.
  • C 5. Report writing features careful reasoning as
    management expects to read factual presentations.
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