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structural schematization force dynamics contents 1.composite sentences. general characteristics 2.compound, complex, semi-complex sentences 3. recent perceptions of structuralism introduction the word "composite" is used by h. poutsma as a common term for both the compound and complex sentences. there are three types of composite sentences in modern english: 1. the compound sentence contains two or more independent clauses with no dependent one. 2. the complex sentence contains one dependent clause and one or more independent clauses. the latter usually tells something about the main clause and is used as a part of speech or as a part of sentence. 3. the semi-composite sentence combines the two previous types. the compound-complex sentences are those which have at least two independent clauses and at least one dependent (subordinate) clause in its structure: blair found herself smiling at him and she took the letter he held out to her. that there are three …

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sequence sentences consist of situation sentence and sequence sentence. example:1. the government has set up an agency called future builders. 2. it has a certain amount of fund to make loans to social enterprises. these two sentences are connected with each-other. the first sentence is a situation sentence and the second one is a sequence sentence since it develops the idea of the situation sentence. in the following example “the biggest loan has gone to m. trust, which runs a school for handicapped children.” there are also two sentences included into one. c.h. fries, as we see, makes an attempt to reject the traditional classification and terms. he substitutes for the traditional doctrine his theory of included sentences and sequences of sentences. we shall classify the composite sentences into three types as has been mentioned above. composite sentence the composite sentence is formed by two or more predicative lines, i.e. …

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only through language, a person tries to express is thought, feelings, moods, aspiration which influence the ultimate and deepest foundation of the society. chapter i. the structural approach to the problem 1.1. composite sentences. general characteristics. english plays an important role in our present educational system and also in our national life. it has become one of the common language and a person one who is fluent in speaking english can be a world citizen. india is a multi-lingual country where there are many languages spoken in different parts of our country. english language helps to communicate with ease . through structural approach we can learn english or any other language fluently. structural approach teaches to learn sentences in a systematic manner which involves the structure, sequencing and pattern arrangement of a words to make a proper and complete sentences with meaning. today the importance of english cannot be overestimated. …

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e accepted style or the other. it includes various modes in which clauses, phrases or word might be used. it is based on the assumptions that language can be best learnt through a scientific selection and grading of the structures or patterns of sentences and vocabulary. definition[edit] this approach as kripa k. gautam states "is based on the belief that language consists of 'structures' and that the mastery of these structures is more important than the acquisition of vocabulary. since structure is what is important and unique about a language, early practice should focus on mastery of phonological and grammatical structures rather than on mastery of vocabulary." kulkarni "emphasizes the teaching and learning of the basic items or materials that constitute the framework of language." whereas according to yardi 'structures' as an "internal ordering of linguistic item", and further adds that structures may be defined as "device that we use …

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rangement or pattern of words. · the presence of function words: function words help in modifying meaning considered the following sentence - for e.g.: a) i ate an ice cream. b) i'm eating an ice cream. c) i will eat an ice cream. in the above given example, we can see the modified meaning. · the use of few inflections: by adding an affix, the base form of the word can be altered.e.g.: a) in verbs: i play; he plays; i am playing ; i played b) in nouns; one boy; two boys; one man c) in adjective and adverb: great – greater – greatest principles of the structural approach[edit] prof. f.g.french has entitled the following principles underlying the structural approach: 1. importance of framing language habits. 2. importance of speech – the structural approach is based on the principle of effective used of speech. 3. importance pupil's activity. 4. …

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structural schematization force dynamics contents 1.composite sentences. general characteristics 2.compound, complex, semi-complex sentences 3. recent perceptions of structuralism introduction the word "composite" is used by h. poutsma as a common term for both the compound and complex sentences. there are three types of composite sentences in modern english: 1. the compound sentence contains two or more independent clauses with no dependent one. 2. the complex sentence contains one dependent clause and one or more independent clauses. the latter usually tells something about the main clause and is used as a part of speech or as a part of sentence. 3. the semi-composite sentence combines the two previous types. the compound-complex sentences are those which have at least two independent cl...

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