This exercise was actually really
helpful. I remember learning all of these things in Jr. High, but it is nice to
look back at them and really understand what’s going on. Although we may
understand the idea of sentence construction, I feel like it is difficult to
remember all the rules while writing. I appreciated how he explained the
situation, and made everything clear. I think this exercise will help improve
my writing in many ways. Last time I looked at the style academy lesson
pertaining to colons and semi-colons. I think understanding phrases and clauses
could also help identify that. Looking at the dependent and the independent
clauses, we can better decipher where to add punctuation and other things. By using
these rules and tools, we can construct more effective sentences, and write
more intelligently.
Phrase or Claus
For each group of words below, indicate whether the group is
a phrase or a clause.
Phrase clause on the front porch steps
Phrase clause after the dinner party
Phrase clause we ate peas and carrots
Phrase clause after running to the store
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