Sentence structure

Sentence Structure: Comma Splices, Semi-colons

Sentence. Sentence.

1.      Carlos likes to play videogames. He often plays in the night.

2.      Carlos goes to CSUN. He goes 4 days a week

3.      Carlos likes to play the guitar on his free time. Carlos plays the guitar when he has nothing to do.

Sentence; Sentence.

4.      Carlos likes to play videogames; Carlos prefers to plays at his house.

5.      Carlos goes to CSUN; Carlos prefers to go on Mondays, Wednesdays, Tuesdays, and Fridays to school.

6.      Carlos likes to play the guitar; Carlos plays the guitar on his free time.

Sentence, [CC ( coordinating conjunction)] Sentence.

7.      Carlos likes to play videogames, and likes to plays first-person games.

8.      Carlos goes to CSUN, and is taking 13 units.

9.      Carlos goes to CSUN; as a result he is a college student.

Sentence; [CA (conjunctive adverb)] Sentence.

10.  Carlos likes to play videogames; however, he does not like it when he loses playing multiplayer.

11.  Carlos goes to CSUN; also he works with his uncle.

12.  Carlos likes to play videogames; in fact he also plays during his free time.

Sentence; [TP (transitional phrase)] Sentence.

13.  Carlos likes to play the guitar, and likes to play contemporary rock.

14.  Carlos like to play the guitar, however, he does not like to play in public.

15.  Carlos likes to play the guitar, for instance, he likes it so much that he knows all the chords on the guitar. 

In-Class Journal Entry

In-Class Journal entry:

Think about the last time you saw a homeless person. What was your reaction? Did you help them in anyway? Why or why not?

For blog:

After entering your journal response onto your blog, talk about each of the 3 articles we discussed today. Write enough about the articles so that a reader who didn’t read the articles will get an idea about what the articles are about. Make sure you include each article’s opinion on homeless people today. Was their argument sound? Did they use any evidence? What kind of evidence?

After summarizing each article, talk about which author you agree with the most, and which one you disagree with the most. You may agree with some of each author’s argument and disagree with some parts. Don’t forget to explain “the why and why not” part of your response.

This entry should be about 350-400 words. This entry is due by Sunday night, 10:00 p.m. Please post two responses by Tuesday night 10:00 p.m. to two other classmates. Please do not pick the same classmates you have already responded to. Responses should be about 150-200 words.