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A process for forming nouns from verbs (for example, reaction from react or departure from depart) or adjectives (for example, length from long, or eagerness from eager). Also a process for forming noun phrases from clauses (for example, their destruction of the city from ‘they destroyed the city’). Nominalisation is often a feature of texts that contain abstract ideas and concepts.

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A simple sentence expresses one complete thought and must have a subject and a finite verb. Example: The girl rode her bicycle to school. The first thing to remember is that the subject is always a noun or a pronoun. A simple sentence can have several nouns or pronouns but only one subject.

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A compound sentence consists of two or more independent clauses joined with a comma and coordinating conjunction, also known as the FANBOYS (for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so). In addition, you can join independent clauses with a semicolon or with a semicolon, conjunction adverb, and a comma.

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A complex sentence is formed by adding one or more subordinate (dependent) clauses to the main (independent) clause using conjunctions and/or relative pronouns. A clause is a simple sentence. Simple sentences contain only one clause (verb group). Complex sentences contain more than one clause (verb group)

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There are three main ways to join clauses to make complex sentences. By using:

relative pronouns – that, which, who, whose.

conjunctions (subordinating) – while, because, although, as, when, until, unless, through, by, since, whenever, if, where, before, etc.

verb structures (non-finite) – (participle) verb forms that end in –ing or –ed or an infinitive verb form such as to go, to become, to see.

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The girl rode her bike to school every morning, but today her was broken, which was why she was late and missed her test.

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He danced the whole night at the disco.

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The girl rode her bike to school every morning, but today her bike was broken.

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The boy's leg was really sore, yet he managed to dance the whole night at the disco.

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Utopian texts are interesting for any level reader.

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Utopian texts are interesting for any level reader, but dystopian texts are far more engaging and gripping.

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Although his leg was really sore and the doctor mentioned not to be too active, he managed to dance the whole night at the disco.

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Utopian texts are interesting for any level reader, but dystopian texts are for more engaging and gripping, which was why she kept on borrowing many books of that genre.

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Utopian texts are interesting for any level reader, but dystopian texts are far more engaging and gripping as they utilise futuristic features.

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Turning a verb into a noun that usually ends with 'ion', 'ment', 'ous'

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Women on the front line were admired for their work.

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There was strong admiration of the work of the women on the front line.

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Homework:

They pushed their way through with brutal force.