Complex Sentences (Mastering English Grammar Book 6)

Welcome to Book 6: Complex Sentences, a book that teaches how subordinate clauses join with independent clauses to create complex sentences.

The twenty-four lessons in this book are dedicated to learning how three types of subordinate clauses-adverb, adjective, and noun-are added to independent clauses to create complex sentences.

Here is one common way to categorize sentences:
[*]simple
[*]compound
[*]complex
[*]compound-complex

Simple sentences are covered in Book 4; compound sentences are covered in Book 5; most of Book 6 focuses on the complex sentence, along with a quick peek at the compound-complex sentence.

Our journey toward complex sentence mastery will be assisted by three key word groups: the subordinating conjunctions, the relative clauses, and the noun-clause markers.

We should note that the term complex is not really about complexity.

Example:
[*]complex sentence: It's quiet when he leaves.

Yes, that is a complex sentence and, yes, complex sentences can be that simple.

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