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Subordinate clauses (Dependent Clauses) Subordinate clause: a clause, typically (not always) introduced by a conjunction, that forms part of and is dependent on a main clause. – She answered the phone when it rang. – After lunch, I go to English class. – I really like that shirt you are wearing. – I had a friend who dyed his hair purple. – Even though I made the highest grade in the class, my mom was still upset because I did not make an “A” on the test. Main clause Subordinate clause
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English II—January 13, 2015
• Bell work: – Voice is the way a writer or speaker uses word and tone to
express ideas as well as his or her persona or personality.– If you were asked to write using an “academic” voice, what do
you think that would mean?• Homework:
– MyAccess! Essay is due Friday at midnight.– Study Unit 1 Academic Vocabulary and Literary Terms for quiz
on Friday.• I will check your Unit 1 Vocabulary today and you need
to turn in your Culture Collage.
Main clauses (Independent Clauses)• Main clause: a clause that can form a complete
sentence standing alone, having a subject and a predicate.– I ate pizza.
• I = the subject ate= the predicate (or verb)– The teddy bear was soft.
• Teddy bear = the subject was = the predicate (or verb)– John and Sara are dating and will soon get married.
• John and Sara = the subject are dating = the predicate (or verb)
Helping verbs: am, are, is, was, were, be, being, been, have, has, had, shall, will, do, does, did
may, must, might, can, could, would, should
Not this Claus!
Subordinate clauses (Dependent Clauses)
• Subordinate clause: a clause, typically (not always) introduced by a conjunction, that forms part of and is dependent on a main clause.– She answered the phone when it rang.– After lunch, I go to English class.– I really like that shirt you are wearing.– I had a friend who dyed his hair purple.– Even though I made the highest grade in the class, my
mom was still upset because I did not make an “A” on the test.
Main clause
Subordinate clause
How to Recognize a Subordinate Clause (Dependent Clause)
Subordinate Conjunctions—a conjunction that introduces a dependent clause.
AfterAlthough
AsBecauseBeforeEven if
Even thoughIf
In order that
OnceProvided thatRather than
SinceSo thatThan
Thoughunless
UntilWhen
WheneverWhere
WhereasWhereverWhether
Whilewhy
Relative pronouns introduce relative clauses, which are a type of dependent clause.
ThatWhich
Whichever
WhoWhoever
Whom
WhoseWhoseverWhomever
Practice—Check the blank before each sentence that contains a subordinate clause. For the main clause, put a star above the
subject and circle the predicate (or verb).
• 1. After the storm cleared, the flight took off.• 2. You will learn to speak Spanish if you
practice.• 3. I know a girl who sings in the chorus.• 4. Although English is my favorite subject, I
also like algebra.• 5. We can go to the mall unless you are too
busy.
English IIEA1: Writing About My Cultural Identity
p. 46 Scoring Guide
What do you need to know to be successful on this assignment?What do you need to be able to do to be successful on this assignment?
Understand and apply the term conflict to cultural situations.
Write a reflective expository essay using an effective organizational
structure and techniques.
Examine or convey complex ideas, concepts, and information.
Develop a topic with well-chosen, relevant, and sufficient evidence
appropriate to the audience’s knowledge of the topic.
Work through all stages of the
writing process.
Use varied types of phrases and clauses to convey
specific meanings and add interest to writing.
Cultural Identity
Culture
food
clothing
backgroundtraditions
music
lifestyle
religion
religion
Exploring Cultural Identity• Voice—a writer’s (or speaker’s) distinctive use of
language to express his or her ideas as well as persona. Tone + Diction + Syntax = Voice
• Tone—a writer’s or speaker’s attitude toward the subject. Tone is conveyed through the person’s choice of words and detail. Tone is easier to figure out when someone is speaking versus written text.
• Diction—Word choice intended to convey a certain effect.
• Syntax—Sentence structure; the arrangement of words and the order of grammatical elements in a sentence.
What is Cultural Identity?As you read, underline any diction that suggests that the
speaker uses an academic voice.Paragraph # Objective Summary
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Objective: not influenced by personal feelings or opinions in considering and representing facts.