Task 2: Sentences Structure

There are 4 type of sentences structure;

       i.          Simple sentences

v  Include one subject & one predicate and compound subject & compound predicate.

v  Example of one subject and one predicate

Ø  Mala like cooking

Ø  Fuad plays badminton

Ø  Siti going to shopping every week

v  Example of compound subject and compound predicate

Ø  Maya and Mira going to shopping and picnic together

Ø  Lan and Boy plays football and bicycle

Ø  Din and Dan are always busy and tired to manage their businesses

      ii.          Compound sentences

v  Include coordinating conjunction, conjunctive adverb and semicolon

§  Coordinating conjunction: For, And, Nor, But, Or, Yet, So (FANBOYS)

§  Conjunctive adverb: moreover, however, otherwise, therefore

§  Semicolon: if the relation between the ideas expressed in the main clauses is very close    and obvious without a conjunction, you can put separate the clauses with a semicolon

v  Example compound sentences for coordinating conjunction

Ø  Bell singer, and Ben actors

Ø  Bell rich, but Ben poor

v  Example compound sentences for conjunctive adverb

Ø  Mira is beautiful woman, moreover she is a kind person

Ø  Lena is popular, however she arrogant

v  Example compound sentences of  semicolon

Ø  Yus has a talent in dance; he is become a dancer for artists popular

Ø  Mira like to reading any type of book; she are knowledgeable person

     iii.          Complex sentences

v  Include subordinating conjunction; after, although, as before, if, once, where, weather, while, how, than, that, because.

v  Example :

Ø  Dell going to abroad because he wants to continue her study.

Ø  My mum always take a breakfast before going to start a work

     iv.          Compound-complex sentences

v  Example :

Ø  Dell going to abroad because he wants to continue the study but he unhappy to leaving her family

Ø  Learning the foreign language are difficult because it hard to pronounce the word but it easy if we hard work to study.