ঢাকা, বাংলাদেশ   শুক্রবার ২৯ মার্চ ২০২৪, ১৫ চৈত্র ১৪৩০

Syeda Tahamina Akhter

Structural sentence

প্রকাশিত: ০৪:২০, ১০ এপ্রিল ২০১৮

Structural sentence

B.A (Hons) In English Literature  M.A In English Literature  e-mail: [email protected] The sentence which introduce the structure of a sentence is called structural sentence. It is of 3 kinds:- a. Simple Sentence b. Complex sentence c. Compound sentence (a) Simple sentence : A sentence which has a subject , a finite verb and an object is called a Simple Sentence.  *Example: I go to school *Structure: subject + finite verb+ object. (b) Complex Sentence : A sentence which has two or three clauses of which there is a Principle clause and the other clauses are subordinate clauses and all the sentences are connected with connecting word is called a Complex Sentence. * Example: It started raining when I was about to go out. * Structure: Principle Clause + connecting word + subordinate clause. ( In this sentence ‘It started raining ‘ is a principle clause, ‘when’ is connecting word and ‘I was about to go out’ is subordinate clause) ** In a Complex sentence Subordinate clause is always dependent on Principle clause to express a full sentence. (c) Compound sentence: A sentence which has two or three clauses of which all are Principle clauses and are connecting to each other with connecting word is called a compound sentence. * Example: It is raining and I am going out with my umbrella. * Structure: Principle clause + connecting word + Principle clause
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