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Writing Felonies: Clauses and Commas Part 2
By Kevin Brookhouser
This video explains the use of commas with subordinating conjunctions that introduce dependent clauses. It gives engaging and clear examples of adverbial clauses.
WRITING STYLE 4: Clauses and Coordination
By demarcations
This video covers sentence structure that includes two independent clauses joined by conjunctions- coordinating or correlative- and punctuation- semicolons or commas. It reviews some common errors as well: run on sentences, comma splices, and faulty parallelism. Diagrams and examples support the instruction.
Writing Felonies: Commas and Clauses Part 1
By Kevin Brookhouser
This video explains the use of commas with coordinating conjunctions that join two independent clauses. It is the first of an engaging two part lesson on the proper punctuation for different types of clauses.
Independent Clauses, Dependent Clauses, & Phrases | Basic English Grammar Rules | ESL | SAT | TOEFL
By Socratica
This lesson distinguishes between different types of phrases and clauses.
Independent and Dependent Clauses and Phrases | English Grammar Lesson
By MortonTeaches
This lesson is on independent and dependent clauses.
Grammar Clauses - Participle Phrases
By MagooshUniversity
This lesson explains that a participle phrase acts as an adjective and uses a verbal that ends in -ing.
Future Time Clauses (Part 2)
By Smrt English
Mark presents the most popular time connectors (or conjunctions).
Writing – Relative Clauses overview
By English Lessons with Alex (engVid AlexESLvid)
In this overview of relative clauses, I look at identifying and non-identifying clauses, relative pronouns (who, whom, whose, which, that,) and how to use commas when using relative pronouns in your writing. If you are looking for a general overview of these things, this is a good introductory lesson.
Independent and Dependent Clauses
By suacpals
What is the difference between independent and dependent clauses? This slideshow shows the difference without narration.
Noun Clauses with Question Words
By Smrt English
Leanne teaches about noun clauses with question words.
Dependent Adverb Clauses
By UAETeacher
Dependent Adverb Clauses are featured in this slideshow created by computer software. There is no narration. There is a part (starting around 1:05) where the instructor can pause the video and have students construct sentences using adverbs
Dependent Clauses. English Grammar Lesson
By mrthoth
Lecture lesson on subordinate clauses, also known as dependent clauses. This lesson shows that they function as if they were nouns, adverbs, or adjectives. Teacher on the clip shows examples of subordinate clauses on a whiteboard.
Lesson 4E Subordinate Clauses and Bringing it all Back Together
By Tom Bailey
This lesson on subordinate and independent clauses focuses on the effective use of subordinate clauses and subordinating conjunctions.
Future Time Clauses (Part 1)
By Smrt English
Mark shows how clauses can portray a future time using a main clause (in the future tense) + time clause.
Dependent/ Independent Clauses
By LearnAmericanEnglishOnline
In this teacher-created video, an English teacher defines clauses. Then the teacher explains the difference between dependent and independent clauses. The teacher provides tips for identifying dependent clauses. The video is in lecture format and examples are shown on a white board.
IELTS Writing Achieve 5.5 - Lesson8 Relative Clauses
By ukgate
YouTube presents IELTS Writing Achieve 5.5 - Lesson8 Relative Clauses, an educational video resource on english language arts.
Lesson 6A using colons and independent clauses
By Tom Bailey
This tutorial is about how to use colons when dealing with independent clauses that show proof or evidence relationships
Lesson 4C Why subordinate clauses are important for effective writing
By Tom Bailey
Effective writing shows effective thinking. Subordinating conjunctions establish relationships between ideas and sentences including cause/effect and compare/contrast.
Commas After Introductory Clauses and Phrases
By JohnGraney
In this video, the instruct shows where to place commas after an introductory part of a sentence. She also lists key words that signal the onset of an introductory clause or phrase.
Adjectives Clauses
By Smrt English
Leanne tells us about the use of adjectives clauses in the English language