sentence with multiple clauses

____ people need to socialize to boost their life quality must unquestionable.

• What

• Why

• Which

• That

The government will block any business applications ___ are not adhere to the regulation set by OJK.

• who

• what

• whose

• which

I will help you with your work ___ you finish your meal.

• as soon as

• since

• for

• as if

____you said about my private life is not correct.

• Whoever

• Whenever

• Whatever

• Wherever

1. John, ___ is my younger brother, went to Hawaii last month.

• which

• who

• whose

• whom

definition of a past participle

• A verb form used to indicate a completed action ending on "-ed"

• A verb form used to indicate a future action ending in "-ing"

• A verb form used to indicate a present action ending in "-ed"

• A verb form used to indicate an ongoing action

co-ordinating conjunction

• 'and' 'but' and 'or'- used to join two separate clauses, which make sense on their own, into one sentence

• used to join a subordinating clause to another clause or sentence, e.g., when, where, if, although, since, until, as

• adds additional information to the main clause, it cannot stand alone, and is usually introduced by a subordinating conjunction

• consists of a main clause and one or more subordinate clauses

a subordinating conjunction

• used to join a subordinating clause to another clause or sentence, e.g., when, where, if, although, since, until, as

• 'and' 'but' and 'or'- used to join two separate clauses, which make sense on their own, into one sentence

• adds additional information to the main clause, it cannot stand alone, and is usually introduced by a subordinating conjunction

• Or

subordinating clause

• adds additional information to the main clause, it cannot stand alone, and is usually introduced by a subordinating conjunction

• A clause that stands alone
• A clause that is always at the beginning of a sentence
• A clause that does not need a main clause, and is never introduced by a subordinating conjunction

A clause with a subject and a verb- A clause that can stand alone

• Simple Phrase

• Dependent Clause

• Independent Clause

• Complex Phrase