product of the future. (We add a participle clause)
Outselling all the others, an I-Phone is the
product of the future (that) we’ve all dreamed about. (we add a relative clause) Outselling all the others, an I-Phone is the product of the future that we’ve all dreamed about.
What's the main clause?
How many subordinate clauses are there in the statement?
Subordinate clauses can be participle clauses,
relative clauses, and clauses starting with a linker (because, as, and, etc.) It knows… It checks… It adjusts… It gives… Use of linkers. Dropping subject pronouns and auxiliaries. Use of participle clauses. Use of relative clauses.
What is the advantage of the longer sentence?
Brad was living in a mansion at the time of his death He moved out of the city He was living with his family He was renting the mansion for $30,000 a month (and/ which)
The first four Shakira’s concerts were postponed
They began on July 13 She said she needed more time to rehearse for the concerts. (which/ because) Why to travel to your local shopping center when you can access literally hundreds of your favorite shops You can shop from the comfort of your own home They sell thousands of products They can be from pens to mobile phones. (which) Bob was a man of great cultivation and charm He was a university professor He talked well and fluently (who) I booked a taxi from your online service to take me to the airport last week. The taxi was booked for 7:30 am I was due to arrive at the airport at 8:00 am to check in The taxi didn’t appear I called the help line (because/ but/ so) Digital technology has been part of everyday life for many years Logically there’s a whole generation of individuals Technology concepts are just common for this generation Concepts as Internet and wireless technology are common (so/ for whom/ such as)