Brief general introduction to the language, followed by more complex sentence formation, with questions and answers. |
A complex sentence consists of an independent clause and a subordinate clause. |
Nonfinite verbs do not carry g-n-p markers, and they head subordinate clauses that precede the main clause in a complex sentence. |
In fact, the entire sentence is a complex sentence, because it is made up of both independent and dependent clauses. |
Once the various complex sentence patterns are acquired, progress is seen as children use them more often and more effectively. |
Avoid complex sentence structures, ambiguous phrases, extra clauses, and sentence fragments, and unnecessary words. |