EN 101 Lecture Notes - Lecture 6: Adpositional Phrase, Independent Clause, Function Word

• School: Quinnipiac University
• Department: English
• Course: EN 101
• Professor: Comintini

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Function words: (cid:498)a(cid:499)(cid:499)an(cid:499) (cid:499)the(cid:499) (cid:498)), like, elephants, eat peanut(cid:499). (cid:498)that(cid:499) Sentence types: function word: expresses the function, i. Independent clause: 1. (subject) (verb) the weather sucks the dog sucks, 2. (subject)(verb) (direct object) the dog ate the cat. Coordinating conjunctions: f- four, a-and, n-nor, b-but, o-on, y-yet, s-so. Adverb: silly, holly, well: the guy who plays basketball is my friend, s s v do, s v do, i know the answer, i know that you are tired. Notes: february 16, 2017: the girl sits down on the chair but she fell because she was tired, ^^^^^ type iv ic, cc, ic, s v (type 4) I like coffee i hate tea. (run on sentence) I like coffee, but i hate tea: although i like coffee, i hate tea. (need , because it is introducing a new subject) I like coffee however i hate tea. I like coffee however, i hate, tea.