EFFECTIVE SENTENCE

Effective sentence are sentence that are arranged in accordance

with the rules that apply, such as element of inportant element that
must be owned every sentense (subject and predicate), attention to
the enhanced spelling and how to choose tge right words in the
sentense. The sentence that meet the rules of rules are cleary will be
aeasily understood by readers and listeners.

CHARACTERIZE THE SENTENCE

Characteristic effective between :

1) Use the right diction.

2) Have a substantial or important element, at least a predictive
subject.
3) The way to the enhanced spellings rules apply.
4) Promising the main idea.
5) Refers to the usage of the word.
6) Use the alignment of the lenguage form used.
7) Using the alignment of the lenguage from used.
8) Using variations of sentence structure.
9) Using the correspondence between language structures and logical
and systematic ways of thinking.
10) Realizing good and compact coherence.
11) Notice paralleism.
12) Is a communication that comes.
13) Tinged with savings.
14) Based on a good choice of words.

THE TERMS OF THE SENTENCE ARE EFFECTIVE :

 1) Unity
2) Austerity
3) Parallalism.
4) Logic
5) Cohesiveness.
6) Desicion .

WRITING AN EFFECTIVE SENTENCE

In order to write an effective sentence, you must be able to recognize

and combine dependent and independent caluses to express complete
ideas.

An independent clause is a group of words that has a subject and a

verb and expresses an idea completely. An independent clauses is a
complete sentence. This is an example of an independent clause :

The dog chewed on its bone.

The subject of this sentence is “the dog” , and the verb is “chewed”.
This sentence completely expresses the idea of what the dog did-it
chewed on its bone.

A dependent clause is a group of words that cpntains a subject and a

verb but doesn’t example of a dependent clause :

While the dog chewed on its bone....

This group of words has the same subject and verb as before, but it
dpesn’t give the reader the whole picture. It leaves questions-like what
was the dog doing while it chewed on its bone?

Identifying dependent clauses.

Dependent clauses usualy begin with key word like because, before,
while, when, if, so, and in order to, to name few. If you use one of these
words to begin a sentence, you must finish the thought by expressing
the idea completely.

An effective sentence combines dependent and independent clauses to

express a complete idea.

Many students make a sentence errors because they do not complete

their thought. The easist way to create effective sentences that express
complete ideas is to combine dependent and independent clauses. This
is an example of a combined sentence :

While the dog chewed on itts bone, it growled at me, so i left it alone.

Notice that this sentence has two dependent clauses (“while the dog
chewed on its bone” and “so I left alone”) and one independent caluse
(“it growled at me”). Together they express complete thought and
provide detail to the reader. 1

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For more imformation about writing effective sentence, visit the Trinity Writing
Center’s website at http://www.trinitydc.edu/office/writing/index.html.