[ 140311 ] Learning Three Types of English Sentences

140311. Learning Three Types of English Sentences

On last Tuesday, I learned three types of English sentences, 

which consist of simple sentences, compound sentences, and complex sentences.

With some handouts to review, I analyzed the sentences and guess

what Independent clauses, dependent clauses and conjunctions are.

Grammar is much more difficult to be learned in English than in Korean.

So, in the class, I had a hard time understanding what teacher said meant. 

But as I practiced with handouts a lot, I can understand a structure of English Sentences.
These sentences below were what I wrote in English Composition class.


(1) Compound Sentences (Topic : Food)

- using nor : I don't like tomatoes, nor do I like cucumber. 
- using yet : I can eat some more pizza, yet my friend can't eat more.


(2) Complex Sentences (Topic : Travel)

- using 'so that' : Please check your backpack once again so that you won't come back home.
- using 'once' : Once I leave Japan, I won't come back here. 
- using 'relative pronouns' : I went to Australia which is just awesome/


2014.03.13 posted by. Hansol Jang