Making Correct and Effective Sentences

Making Correct and Effective Sentences，Chinese English written or spoken English influenced by the Chinese language,culture or context.

Making Correct and Effective Sentences

• Interrogative Sentences
  • Definition of Sentences
    • a. the largest unit of grammer
    • b.usu. containing a subject, a verb, an object ect.
    • c. expressing a statement, question or command
  • Requirements of Sentences
    • be structurally complete
    • express a single complete idea
    • begin with a capital letter
    • end with a punctuation
  • Types of Sentences
    • 1.Use:
    • Declarative Sentences(陈述句)
    • Interrogative Sentences(疑问句)
    • Imperative Sentences(祈使句)
    • Exclamatory Sentences(感叹句)
    • -2.Structure
    • Simple Sentences简单句
    • Compound Sentences 并列 复合句
    • Complex Sentences 复杂句
    • Compound-complex Sentences 复合/并列复合句
  • Ways to Expand Sentences
    • 1.Modification
    • eg: My brother has a book.
    • My lovely brother has an interesting story book.
    • 2. Coordination
    • eg: He got up early.
    • He was late for school beacuse of traffic jam.
    • 3. subordination
    • eg: The bus is owned by the company.
    • It often takes the children to school.
    • The bus which takes the children to school i
• Making Correct Sentences
  • 1.Completeness in structure
  • 2.The right subject
  • 3.Agreement between the subject and the predicate verb
  • 4.Clear pronoun reference
  • 5.Clear pronoun reference
  • 6.Ending sentences with full stop
  • 7.Joinning clauses with conjunction
  • 8.A main clause in a complex sentences
  • 9.Proper use of comparisons
  • 10.Correct use of the tenses
• Making Effective sentences
  • 1.Unity
  • 2.Coherence
  • 3.Conciseness
  • 4.Emphasis
  • 5.variety
• Avoid Chiling
  • 一.Introduction
    • Chinglish:Chinese English written or spoken English influenced by the Chinese language,culture or context.
  • 二.Reasons
    • 1.The misuse of words
    • 2.The misuse of collocation
    • 3.Redundancy
    • 4.Improper grammar
    • 5.Cultural Differences
    • 6.Differences between Chinese and English modes of thinking