What is the difference between an after-thought n a subordinate clause when although can be used as both? I get this information . Condition+ result , not so an opener. Or closing . Many introductory clauses possibly .I didn't know slowly but surely was a filler.
Jessica Sentman Hi Jessica! I would suggest googling "punctuation quizzes" and/or "grammar quizzes." There are quite a few free online resources. For more theory, I would suggest OWL at Purdue University; they have a lot of good info on their site.
The same general rules apply for both pieces of punctuation. For a colon, you need independent clauses on either side. For a comma, one side, likely the introductory side (beginning) will offer an introductory fragment before the quotation. Colon - "Janet offered some great advice to her fitness class: "Pretend you're an angry bear when you're on the treadmill." Comma - Janet offered great advice to her fitness class when she said, "Pretend you're an angry bear when you're on the treadmill."
@@alexthai2456 Yes. The instructor goes over what verbs, adverbs, etc., are in the first video. If you have not watched it yet, I recommend it, and it should be in the instructor's playlist.
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What is the difference between an after-thought n a subordinate clause when although can be used as both? I get this information . Condition+ result , not so an opener. Or closing . Many introductory clauses possibly .I didn't know slowly but surely was a filler.
Great vids! Could you recommend a resource to practice and test these concepts? Thanks!
Jessica Sentman Hi Jessica! I would suggest googling "punctuation quizzes" and/or "grammar quizzes." There are quite a few free online resources. For more theory, I would suggest OWL at Purdue University; they have a lot of good info on their site.
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When dealing with quotations, I have seen the colon and comma used. How do I differentiate between the two?
The same general rules apply for both pieces of punctuation. For a colon, you need independent clauses on either side. For a comma, one side, likely the introductory side (beginning) will offer an introductory fragment before the quotation. Colon - "Janet offered some great advice to her fitness class: "Pretend you're an angry bear when you're on the treadmill." Comma - Janet offered great advice to her fitness class when she said, "Pretend you're an angry bear when you're on the treadmill."
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English is an awesome subject, and my instructor is greate.................how can this be two independent clause, both of them have no verb????
The word "is" is a verb as a state of being, so these are examples of independent clauses.
Jlee Bass ok, so linking verb count as a verb in independent clause sentence too??? I just knew
@@alexthai2456 Yes. The instructor goes over what verbs, adverbs, etc., are in the first video. If you have not watched it yet, I recommend it, and it should be in the instructor's playlist.
In your skydiving clause, I would have used commas to surround the word although, am I wrong?
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my instructor is greate.............how can this be an idependent clause, it's has no verb??? does helping verb count too???
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