The Sentence — Concept Maps
ICSE · Class 3 · Essentials of English Grammar and Composition
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The Sentence - Key Concepts Overview
The map in words
- The Sentence
- What is a Sentence
- Group of words
- Makes complete sense
- Words in correct order
- Rules for Writing Sentences
- Capital Letter
- Start of sentence
- Must be uppercase
- Punctuation Mark
- Full stop for statements
- Question mark for questions
- Capital Letter
- Types of Sentences
- Statement Sentences
- Tell something
- End with full stop
- Question Sentences
- Ask something
- End with question mark
- There is/are Sentences
- Special pattern
- Begin with There
- Statement Sentences
- Examples
- Complete Sentences
- I like sweet oranges
- Anisha ate a sweet mango
- Open your book
- Incomplete Groups
- sweet oranges
- like sweet oranges
- door Henry the opened
- Complete Sentences
- What is a Sentence
The Sentence – Key Concepts Overview
The map in words
- The Sentence
- What is a Sentence
- Group of words
- Makes complete sense
- Has a complete idea
- Rules for Writing
- Starts with Capital Letter
- Ends with Full Stop
- Telling something
- Ends with Question Mark
- Asking something
- Sentence or Not
- Sentence
- Correct word order
- Complete meaning
- Not a Sentence
- Jumbled words
- Incomplete idea
- Sentence
- There is and There are
- There is
- One thing Singular
- There are
- More than one Plural
- There is
- What is a Sentence
A flowchart showing how to determine if a group of words is a sentence by checking if it makes complete sense
The map in words
- Group of Words
- Does it make complete sense?
- No: NOT a Sentence
- Example: sweet oranges
- Yes: IS a Sentence
- Example: I like sweet oranges
- No: NOT a Sentence
- Does it make complete sense?
The Sentence
The map in words
- The Sentence
- Group of Words
- Complete Sense
- Capital Letter
- Punctuation Marks
- Types of Sentences
- There is / There are
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