Structure II_Pertemuan 2_Modul 2_Bonita.pptx

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Structure II

Spring 2014Pertemuan II: 9 Maret 2014

Modul 2 : Conjunctions

Modul 3 : Questions

Bonita Dilasari

Universitas TerbukaKorea Selatan


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Modul 2 : Conjunctions


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Conjunctions

Unit 1 Coordinate Conjunctions

Unit 2 Subordinate Conjunctions

Unit 3 Correlative Conjunctions


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Unit 1 Coordinate Conjunctions

A. Structural Unit Joined by Coordinate

Conjunctions

B. Functional Unit Joined by CoordinateConjunctions


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Unit 1 Coordinate ConjunctionsA. Structural Unit Joined by Coordinate

Conjunctions

and

but

or

yet

so

for


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Unit 1 Coordinate ConjunctionsA. Structural Unit Joined by CoordinateConjunctions

Joining Words

Anton and Tony fought each other.

Is she laughing or crying?

That blond girl is pretty, sexy, but stupid.

The thief moved quickly and quitely.


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Joining Phrases

My mother, my eldest sister, and my littlebrother look alike.

Is he typing his English report or playinggames on the computer?

He spends his free time to play the piano,

compose music, and writing poetry. Is Juno here on vacation or on business?


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Joining Clauses

I dont know when he left town, or why he

wanted to do so. I will go with you after I have finished my work,

or after I have my lunch.

Nothing will change if you tell him now and then

leave or if you just leave without telling himanything.


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Unit 1 Coordinate ConjunctionsB. Functional Unit Joined by CoordinateConjunctions

Compound subjects

Amir and Maruli arefrom North Sumatra.

The name of my son and the name of her son arethe same.

Bread and butter isfattening.

The restaurants chef and ownermakesgood chicken soups.


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Compound subjects

Mr. Amir or his wife ismistaken.

Galih or Tia failsthe test.

The players or the referee ismistaken.

The referee or the players aremistaken.

The teacher or the students receivethe award.

The students or the teacher receivesthe award.


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Compound predicates They cook, eat, and sleep in the same room.

They read and write in English.

He took a bath, dressed up, and went to school.


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Unit 1 Coordinate ConjunctionsB. Functional Unit Joined by Coordinate

Conjunctions

Compound objects

He bought a pen and a pencil.

Mr. Agus went to Japan with his wife and hischildren.

He said he was tired and he was going to bed.


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A. Single-Word Subordinate Conjunctions

B. Two-Word Conjunctions

C. Subordinate Conjunctions Beginning withPrepositional Phrases

D. Split Conjnctions


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Unit 2 Subordinate ConjunctionsA. Single-Word Subordinate Conjunctions

After

Before

That

Until

Although

If

Whenever

Though

As

Whereas

Once

...etc


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Unit 2 Subordinate ConjunctionsA. Single-Word Subordinate Conjunctions

She never saw him again afterhe left town.

He has been very ill sincehe had an accident.

You will find some food where/whereveryou go.

The baby is crying becausehe is hungry.

Althoughhe does not like mathematics, he has to take acourse in it.

She never goes out at night unlessher parentsaccompany her.


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Inasmuch as

Assuming (that)

If only

Provided/providing that

As if

In case

So that

As though

Only if


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He was a very unusual musician inasmuch ashe was totallydeaf.

Now that she has already got a baby, she has to find a

baby sitter.

If onlyI knew it earlier, this incident would not everhappen.

We will manufacture these handbags only if we can obtain

the right leather. He looks as ifhe is very tired.

They climb the tree so that they might see the carnivalclearly.


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Unit 2 Subordinate ConjunctionsC. Subordinate Conjunctions Beginning with

Prepositional Phrases

Prepositional phrase + as

As far as I am concerned, he can do whatever he likes.

I will remember you as long as you live.

Prepositional phrase + that She studies all the time for fear that she may not pass the

final exam.

We can take care of your baby on condition that you work.


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Unit 2 Subordinate ConjunctionsD. Split Conjunctions

So...that

Such...that

As/so...as

More...than

less


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Unit 2 Subordinate ConjunctionsD. Split Conjunctions

He was injured sobadly thathe had to go to the

hospital.

It is such (an) expensive furniture thatI cannot affordit.

She works sohard asher mother does.

Riza is morehandsome thanhis brother.

The prices in this shop is lessexpensive thanin thesupermarket.


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Unit 3 Correlative Conjunctions

both ... and

not only ... but also

either ... or

neither ... nor


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