LM - GRADE 6 - English 6 DLP 33 - Using Complex Sentence
LM - GRADE 6 - English 6 DLP 33 - Using Complex Sentence
Module 33
ENGLISH
USING COMPLEX SENTENCES
A DepEd-BEAM Distance Learning Program supported by the Australian Agency for International Development
To the Learner
Dear Learner,
In this module, you will learn how to write and use complex
sentences. A complex sentence is made up of one independent clause
and one or more independent clauses.
Example:
Monica likes the dress that Aurora is wearing.
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4. The class treasurer brought up the matter so he was questioned.
Done?
2. They saw a place where the grasses were high and thick.
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Each of the sentences above contains one independent clause and
one subordinate clause. The underlined part of each sentence is the
main clause while the boxed part is the subordinate clause.
subordinating subordinate
independent clause conjunction clause
b. They saw a place where the grasses were high and thick.
subordinating subordinating
independent clause conjunction conjunction
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Here the frequently used subordinating conjunctions.
Subordinating
conjunction
Let’s Do This
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Answer : Juan and I go hiking in the mountainsides because we
love nature.
Done?
Check your answers against the answer key.
Let’s Do More
Example:
I saved some of my earnings in the bank.
I can buy my favorite books.
Answer:
I saved some of my earnings in the bank so that I can buy
my favorite books.
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5. Sometimes I take care of eggplants and tomatoes. My pechay
plants are harvested.
Done?
Check your answers against the answer key.
Are your answers similar to the given answers?
If yes, keep up the good work!
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3. We made sure we were safe in the camp.
We brought our tents and supplies.
4. We sang songs.
We watched the fields we passed.
Finished?
Check your answers against the answer key.
If you got 4-5, you get a Congrats!
If you got 3 and below,
do “Let’s Enrich Ourselves”
Let’s Enrich
Ourselves
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Answer Key
Let’s Do This
Let’s Do More
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3. Whatever you decide, it is fine with me.
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