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Simple, Compound and Complex

The document outlines different types of clauses - simple, complex, and compound - and their usage. Simple clauses contain one subject and one verb, while complex clauses contain a main clause and one or more subordinate clauses. Compound clauses join two or more independent clauses with coordinating conjunctions like "and", "but", and "or".

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Simple, Compound and Complex

The document outlines different types of clauses - simple, complex, and compound - and their usage. Simple clauses contain one subject and one verb, while complex clauses contain a main clause and one or more subordinate clauses. Compound clauses join two or more independent clauses with coordinating conjunctions like "and", "but", and "or".

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SIMPLE, COMPLEX, COMPOUND, USAGE

[Link] SIMPLE COMPLEX COMPOUND USAGE


Due to / Owing to
[ Positive Action +
On account of As , Since, Because So, and so Positive result /
Because of Negative Action +
Negative result]
1. As a result of
By didn’t of
Being + Adjective

In spite of
Though, Although, even But, still, yet [ Positive Action +
2. Despite though Positive result /
Negative Action +
Negative result]

In case of
If + S+ V1 , Must Positive condition
In the event of will And /
3. O Shall + V1 and then
will can
S Shall + V1
Can

In the event of not Unless S+ V1


Must ……..or
In case of not Will not Negative condition
4. Without S Shall not + V1 Or else
Can not Otherwise

5. On + v + ing, And at once Two action without


As soon as / when And immediately break
s+ …..
6. After + V1 + ing Two action without
After + S + had + V3, S+ V2 And then break
Having + V3
7. Too …… to So…. That…… can not, Very…….. and Inability
could not so

8. In order to So that Very …. / and so Ability / reason


and then

9. Besides Not only ……. But also As well as , and


also

Relative pronoun ( Who,


whose, whom, when, where, And No rules
10. S+V+O which that… )

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