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In English grammar, sentence structure is the arrangement of words, phrases, and clauses in a sentence. The grammatical function or meaning of a sentence is dependent on this structural organization, which is also called syntax or syntactic structure
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We have been asked not to have drama club meetings in the library common area. I say, how dare they restrict our freedom of speech! - straw man argument
I may not have a degree from my fancy college, but I know what’s right. - hasty generalization
I started playing Keno at six. You have to start young to get good at it. - ad homonym
My opponent is no patriot. Plain folks fallacy
Either you’re with us, or you’re against us. -either Dash or reasoning
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A writer creates and develops characters through characterization. In direct characterization, a writer makes direct comments about a character’s nature and personality. In indirect characterization, it is up to you to draw conclusions about a character based on the character’s appearance and what he or she says and does, as well as what other characters say and do in relation to that character. Much of Homer’s characterization of Odysseus relies on indirect information from which you can draw conclusions about this epic hero.
other characters say and think about him. Use these details to examine what this information reveals about the character of Odysseus
There are no dependent clauses in that sentence. Both "Vampire Diaries is my favorite show" and "I also love True Blood" are independent clauses because they contain a subject and a verb, and could stand alone as a sentence. "but" is a coordinating conjunction that joins the clauses, meaning both are still independent. The coordinating conjunctions are For, And, Nor, But, Or, Yet, and So ("FANBOYS"). If a subordinating conjunction (such as "although" or "however") were to join the clauses, the clause containing the conjunction would be the dependent.
The description of Gatsby's house (practically dripping with wealth and money) displays several factors. 1.) It establishes that he is "new money" in this society due to the abundance of parties he hosts and the expanse of the entire property. 2.) He flaunts his wealth but does not fully engage in money because of greed. His main reason for living in the home was to be across from Daisy's property and to showcase his wealth to win her over (eventually). 3.) The property shows how disconnected Gatsby (as well as Tom, Daisy, and Nick) are from the impoverished reaches of the towns not far off.
