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DC and IC

Dependent and Independent Clause lesson presentation

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WELCOME

TO ENGLISH
CLASS
LET’S PLAY A GAME!
PAIR ME UP!
The class will be divided into two groups. Each group will
be given puzzles to solve and after solving the puzzle
read the phrases at the back and find its pair.
LET US CLASSIFY THE PICTURES

CAN CAN’T
What do we celebrate during this month?
INDEPENDENT
AND DEPENDENT
CLAUSE
How to structure narratives purposefully
OBJECTIVES

TODAY YOU WILL BE ABLE TO:

Identify the types of clauses

Differentiate independent and dependent


clause.

Construct a sentence containing independent


and dependent clause.
CLAUSE
is a group of words that includes a subject
and a verb.

EXAMPLE:
I will bring an umbrella because it might rain later.

Before it gets sold, I will buy tickets online.

My classmates already started the quiz when I arrived at school.


TYPES OF CLAUSES
a group of words that can stand on its own as a sentence.
INDEPENDENT It has a subject, a verb and has a complete thought.
CLAUSE

I will bring an umbrella because it might rain later.

Before it gets sold, I will buy tickets online.

My classmates already started the quiz when I arrived at school.


TYPES OF CLAUSES
a group of words that contains a subject and a verb, but it is
DEPENDENT not a complete thought. Since it is not a complete thought, a
dependent clause cannot stand on its own as a sentence.
CLAUSE It is dependent to being attached to an independent clause
to form a sentence.

I will bring an umbrella because it might rain later.

Before it gets sold, I will buy tickets online.

My classmates already started the quiz when I arrived at school.


TYPES OF
DEPENDENT CLAUSE RELATIVE PRONOUNS

ADJECTIVE CLAUSE
a type of dependent clause that
has subject and verb but can’t
stand alone as a sentence.
It functions like an adjective
because it gives more information
about a noun.
It also known as relative clause
because they always start with a
relative pronoun.
TAKE NOTE
Adjective clause usually cannot be moved in the
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sentence, it needs to stay with the noun it modifies.

Adjective clause come directly after the noun they are


2 referring to. This might be at the end of a sentence or
embedded into the middle of a sentence.
EXAMPLES
Have you seen the man who is in the new marketing
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director?

2 The dress which Gwen is wearing is colorful.

Have you seen the boy whose mother is on TV?


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TYPES OF SUBORDINATING
DEPENDENT CLAUSE CONJUNCTION
ADJECTIVE CLAUSE
it is a subordinate clause that modifies
or describe a verb, adjective or another
adverb.

answers questions such as how, why,


when, where or under what conditions
something happened, and it usually
begin with a subordinating conjunction.

They are frequently moveable within


the sentence.
EXAMPLES:
Before sunrise, he woke up.

She left the keys where I could find them.

If it rains, we’ll stay at home

She bought a gift for the party.


TASK 1
IDirection: Identify if the sentence is and independent clause or a
dependent clause. Write IC if it is independent clause and DC if it is
dependent clause.

1.Because she was friendly. ________________


2.Lucinda runs to the basement. _____________
3.The boys won the basketball game. __________
4.When the power went out. ________________
5.If it is hot. _______________
6.Which he loved before. _____________
7.Sheryl left the door open. _______________
8.That she loves to wear. _____________
9.Whom his mother talked to. _____________
10. The ball fell into the ground. _____________
TASK 2
Direction: Underline the dependent clause and identify its type.

1.Because the dog was abandoned, Riley had to take


care of him.
2. Her parents almost called the police while Aiah
was gone.
3. Maloi finished reading her book that she bought
last week.
4. It is her sister whom her best friend joined to eat.
5. Wherever he might go, I will follow him.
Watch the short clip about one of the current issues
children and teenagers are facing in the present.

**Award Winning** CGI Animated Short Film: "Like and


Follow" by Brent & Tobias | CGMeetup (youtube.m)

resent.
IT’S YOUR TURN
Based on the video you have watched. Construct at least
three (3) sentences that contains independent and
dependent clause. Three (3) sentences each for
adjective clause and adverb clause.
Underline the independent clause and circle the
dependent clause.
ASSIGNMENT

What is text types?


What are the classification of text types.
THANK YOU

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