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A
group of words that
contain both a subject and a
verb
Pg.
440
#1-10
Boards—subject/verb
 1.
She told me that Jump Start was her favorite.
 S-she
V-told
 2. Since she liked it so much, I made a point of
reading it too.
 S-I
V-made
 3. The comic strip was created by this young man,
Robb Armstrong, who lives and works in
Philadelphia.
 S-comic strip
V-was created
 4. Jump Start features a police officer named Joe
and his wife, Marcy, who is a nurse.
 S-Jump Start
V-features
Independent—can
stand
alone as a complete thought
Dependent/subordinate—
cannot stand alone as a
sentence because it fails to
express a complete thought
Pg.
442
#1-10
boards
 1.
we memorized the lyrics
 Ind
 2.
as they sat on the back porch
 Sub
 3. if no one is coming
 Sub
 4. my sister was born on Valentine’s Day
 Ind
 5. which everyone enjoyed
 Sub
 6. the flood destroyed many crops
 Ind
 1.
On Tuesday, the girls arrived at
school on time, which was a miracle.
 Green—which was a miracle
 2. When English was over, many of the
kids did not want to leave.
 Red- When English was over
 3. Mrs. Garrett could not keep her
students, who had to go to their next
class.
 blue- who had to go to their next class
 The
blonde woman….. What is the adj?
 BLONDE---it describes woman
Adjective phrases/clauses describe noun or
pronoun
 Adj. phrase—the woman with blonde hair
 Adj. clause—the woman who has blonde hair

Adj—a steel bridge
 Adj. phrase—a bridge of steel
 Adj clause—a bridge that is made of steel

 Cue
words—Relative Pronouns +
who
whom
whose
which
when where
what
that
since
 Answers
the following:
Which one? What kind?
1.
Most proverbs are sayings
that give advice.
 Find
each clause. Find subject/verb
combinations.
Most proverbs are sayings that give advice.
 Most proverbs are sayings that give advice.

 The
adj. clause will be a subordinate clause that
modifies a noun.
 Subordinate:
that give advicesayings
 Do
#2-10 on page 446, Ex. 5.