Gospel Reading: A reading from the book of Luke.

Some people asked him, "The disciples of John fast often and say long prayers, and so do the disciples of the Pharisees. Why
is it that your disciples eat and drink?" Then Jesus said to them, "You can't make wedding guests fast while the bridegroom
is with them. But later the bridegroom will be taken from them and they will fast in those days." Jesus also told them this
parable, "No one tears a piece from a new coat to put it on an old one; otherwise the new will be torn and the piece taken
from the new will not match the old. No one puts new wine into old wineskins; otherwise the new wine will burst the skins
and be spilled, and the skins will be destroyed as well. But new wine must be put into fresh skins. Yet no one who has tasted
old wine is eager to get new wine, but says: The old is good."
Glory be to the father and to the son and to the holy spirit… in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit,
Amen.
Word for the day
Homogeneous- Uniform in structure or composition/ of the same or similar nature or kind
Ex: The newly printed pictures appeared to be homogeneous in quality.
Recap
We discussed about Subject-verb-agreement.
Subjects and verbs must AGREE with one another in number (singular/plural).
Classroom Rules:
RAISE- your hand, your confidence, your expectations
RESPECT- yourself, your classmates, your environment
FOLLOW- class procedures, all directions, school policies

Stand and Kneel Game!

Okay what have you observed?
____ is standing because the clause is complete, while _____ is kneeling because the clause is incomplete.

QUICK REVIEW

 2 parts of sentences (subject and predicate)

 Phrase – is a group of words that may contain a subject or a verb but not both.
 Clause – group of words that include a subject and a verb.
 2 types of clauses (independent and dependent)
 Independent/Main Clause – a group of words that can stand on its own as a sentence; it has a subject, a verb,
and is a complete thought.
Ex: He ran.
 Dependent/Subordinate Clause – a group of words that also contains a subject and a verb, but it is not a
complete thought.
Ex: Because I woke up late this morning…
 2 types of conjunctions (coordinating and subordinating).
 Coordinating conjunctions- (FANBOYS- for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so).
 Subordinating conjunctions- After, Although, As, As soon as, Because, Before, By the time, Even if, Even
though, Every time, If, In case, Now that, Once, Since, So that, Than, The first time, Unless, Until, When,
Whenever, Whether or not, While, Why and many more.

What is a structure? The arrangement of something

So, what is sentence structure then? The arrangement of words in a sentence sentence
What is an independent clause? An independent clause contains a subject and a predicate and makes
sense by itself.
FANBOYS stands for: For And Nor But Or Yet So
Subordinating Conjunctions: After, Although, As, As soon as, Because, Before, By the time, Even if, Even
though, Every time, If, In case, Now that, Once, Since, So that, Than, The first time, Unless, Until, When,
Whenever, Whether or not, While, Why and many more.
1. How each types of sentences reflects with your life? Im like complex sentence because I may be strong but I
still someone to guide me. Im dependent to my parents still.
2. How will you differentiate each structure from the other? Each structure have different rules to follow in order
to create sentences according to each structure.
3. How can you compare your life with sentence construction? Why do you say so? In life I have a lot of things to
go through just like sentence construction, in a simple living- I need to do my tasks, compound choices- on fixing
my problems, and complex situations- like decision making. All I need is to be firm and learn to trust in God.
4. What do you think is the significance of learning sentence structures in the field of communication? Its really
important to learn about sentence structure because when people converse with each other and having
incomplete sentences/statements, they will not understand each other. It may cause miscommunications.

Activity #8: Structure Mastery (orally)

1. A sentence consisting of one independent clause- SIMPLE SENTECE
2. A sentence which is made up of two or more independent clauses joined together by a coordinating
conjunction- COMPOUND SENTENCE
3. A sentence consisting of one independent clause and one or more dependent clauses- COMPLEX SENTENCE
4. A sentence that contains two or more independent clause and one or more dependent clauses- COMPOUND-
COMPLEX SENTECE

5 Characters: Performance Dialogue (JEOPARDY GAME)

Iron man- Simple- Spiderman, help! You need to get over here.
Compound- Mantis can’t hold him longer, yet you’re not helping her
Complex- We got to work together before we fail.
Compound-Complex- Drax, I am coming, and you need to tighten up your grip so that we can get the gloves.
Spiderman, help! You need to get over here. We got to work together before we fail. Mantis can’t hold him longer,
yet you’re not helping her. Drax, I am coming, and you need to tighten up your grip so that we can get the gloves.

Spider man-Simple- I don’t feel so good.

Compound- I don't know what's happening, and I don't want to go. Please!
Complex- I need you to cause a distraction now that Thanos got the blue stone.
Compound-Complex- Although it makes sense, we need to improvise our strategy and take Thanos on the
ground.
Although it makes sense, we need to improvise our strategy and take Thanos on the ground. - I need you to cause a
distraction now that Thanos got the blue stone. I don’t feel so good. I don't know what's happening, and I don't want to
go. Please!

Star Lord-Simple- We must destroy Thanos!

Compound- Don’t forgets, this might be dangerous, so let's put on our mean faces.
Complex- He’s trying to copy me as if nothing happens.
Compound-Complex- I mean it's not a competition, but I've been through a lot, although we’re a team.
He’s trying to copy me as if nothing happens. We must destroy Thanos! Don’t forgets, this might be dangerous, so
let's put on our mean faces. - I mean it's not a competition, but I've been through a lot, although we’re a team.

Mantis - Simple- We can do this.

Compound- Keep distracting Thanos, and I will try to grab his gloves.
Complex- Even though Thanos has the stones, no one will ever mess with me.
Compound-Complex- Drax! You’re bleeding, yet I need your help before Thanos kills us all.
Keep distracting Thanos, and I will try to grab his gloves. We can do this. Even though Thanos has the stones, no
one will ever mess with me. Drax! You’re bleeding, yet I need your help before Thanos kills us all.

Drax-Simple- I’m reading movement from the third quadrant.

Compound- I know I need to be strong, and I need to save the world.
Complex- Mantis! I will be there, but you need to hang on, as much as you can.
Compound-Complex- As soon as I get to the top, I will grab his arms and let Thanos disappear forever.
I’m reading movement from the third quadrant. As soon as I get to the top, I will grab his arms and let Thanos
disappear forever. I know I need to be strong, and I need to save the world. Mantis! I will be there, but you need
to hang on, as much as you can.

Table Summary

Type of Sentence Structure

#ofIND #ofDEP
Simple 1 0
Compound 2 0
Complex 1 >1
Compound – complex 2 >1