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A sentence can take any one of four forms: - a statement; - a question; - a command; - an exclamation:

Adverbial clauses of reason answer the question "Why?":

The meaning of an English sentence depends on the word order:

There is one kind of clauses in English: dependent ones:

We can use the past participle instead of the passive to join two sentences:



A compound-complex sentence consists of five or more independent clauses and one or more dependent clauses:

A noun clause does the work of a noun. It answers the questions "Who?" or "What?":

A relative pronoun in a relative clause can be the object of a preposition:

Co-ordination is one of the methods for combining two or more complete sentences but it also shows the proper relationship between similar or related ideas:

In a complex sentence there is one "main" idea and one or more "subordinate" ideas:

In formal English, "whom" is sometimes used instead of "who" as the object of a non-defining relative clause:

In written or formal English, if the subjects of the main clause and the time clause are the same, you sometimes omit the subject in the time clause and use a participle as the verb:

Inversion can take place after negative adverbials:

Some verbs never take an object:

Subjects joined by both ... and always take a singular verb:

When connecting two complete sentences, we use a comma after the first sentence:

When there are two auxiliary verbs, neither is after the first one: