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Monday, February 13, 2012

Week 6 & 7: Noun and Adverb Clauses

This week, for the replacement class, we shall test our understanding of the different types of clauses through the following online exercises and also go through the notes to further consolidate our understanding of the topic.



Independent / Dependent Clauses

Notes


Exercise 2



Adverbial Clauses

Notes and Explanation


Exercise




Nominal clauses 1

    Noun Clause Summary

    http://www.grammar-quizzes.com/nounclausesum.html

Exercise - Noun Clause Quiz



Diagnostic Quiz




Nominal Clauses 2

Notes


Exercise 2



Exercise 3




 Note:  Record your scores and note down the grammar items that you should review.

Additional reading:

Use of Commas 

Commas and Clauses -  A brief introduction to the use of commas with clauses (by Melissa Donovan) 
http://www.writingforward.com/grammar/punctuation-marks/commas-and-clauses

Commas - A comprehensive list of rules in the use of commas (by Jane Strauss)
http://www.grammarbook.com/punctuation/commas.asp

Extended Rules for Using Commas (by Dana Driscoll and Allen Brizee)
http://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/607/02/


16 comments:

  1. nominal clause exercise is harder than the other exercise..but these exercise makes me more understand the lesson that we learn..

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  2. i still blurr about nominal clauses, but the rest is ok :)

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  3. now, i understand very well about dependent and independent clauses. after done many exercises. i love english :)

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  4. hi!i think i can understand quite well about dependant and independant clause right now after doing some exercises about them.,however,i found out that i have some difficulties to identify the nominal clause's function..thank you for such an interesting lessons today!

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  5. dependent, independent and adverd clauses are easier compare to nominal clauses. we can identified the dependent, independent and adverb clauses by identifying the main idea about the clauses compare to nominal clauses which are more confusing.

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  6. the exercise make me more understand about cause... <3

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  7. Compared to other clauses, nominal clause is more complicated. I need time to get whole understanding of all the subtopics in nominal clause.

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  8. after i do the exercise, i become more understand about clause. it easy to understand what we learn

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  9. questions are quite easy....a fun and easy way of learning....^^

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  10. today i'm happy in the class madam lim because i understand what she teach my friend and i..i also intrested with the smart board :) ....i'm not full understand about nominal clause ...

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  11. after i do the exercise...l have learnt more about clauses..thank you madam

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  12. do more exercise make me more confident.

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  13. Practice makes perfect! I prefer Madam Lim uses the smart board more than a whiteboard.

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  14. not really understand aout nominal,but still doing exercises

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  16. I found that some of the questions in the exercises are quite challenging. However, it is good for me as i can understand more ans revise on the clauses especially the nominal clause which i found it is more difficult.

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