Nimrodthegoat Posted January 26, 2017 Share Posted January 26, 2017 HI :Grin: My English teacher has made us learn SBAC sentence structures for the last 2 years now. Just like Shamacs health tips, this post is will be tips on how to make proper sentences. Hope its helpful. :y: 1. Subject, a/the..., verb ex. Sophia, a girl afraid of clowns, somehow still likes the circus. 2a. Subject Verb BOYFANS* Verb No subject after the FANBOYS = no comma ex. Sofia loves the circus but is afraid of clowns. 2b. Subject Verb, FANBOYS Subject Verb Subject after the FANBOYS = comma ex. Sofia loves the circus, but she is afraid of clowns. 3a. Subject, who/which......, Verb Unnecessary phrase in the middle = commas ex. Sofia, who is afraid of clowns, enjoys the circus. 3b. Subject who is.... Verb When phrase in the middle is essential for understanding = no commas ex. The girl who is afraid of clowns still loves the circus. 4a. Adjective ...., Subject Verb Starts w/ adjectival phrase, followed by comma and the subject ex. Afraid of clowns, Sofia nevertheless loves the circus. 4b. _ing ..., Subject Verb Starts w/ Adverbial phrase, followed by comma and the subject ex. Insisting that she hates clowns, Sofia still wants to go to the circus. 5a. Subordinating Conjunction Subject Verb, Subject Verb Subordinating conj. @ beginning = comma ex. Even though Sofia is afraid of clowns, she still likes the circus. 5b. Subject Verb Subordinating Conjunction Subject Verb Subordinating conj. is in the middle = no comma ex. Sofia loves the circus even though she is afraid of clowns. 6 ___ing Verb Starts with -ing action followed by verb ex. Smoking causes cancer ex. Clowning around indoors got them in trouble. * BOYFANS= But Or Yet For And Nor So P.S. This was from the top of my head, there may be errors. Link to comment https://pokemonrevolution.net/forum/topic/55592-sbac-sentence-structures/ Share on other sites More sharing options...
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