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English Level 1 Lesson 1 Activities

The document provides suggested solutions for activities related to sentence structure and types for an English Level 1 course at Abdelhamid Mehri University. It includes examples of sentence patterns and identifies different types of sentences such as simple, compound, and complex. Each activity is clearly outlined with explanations of the grammatical components involved.

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English Level 1 Lesson 1 Activities

The document provides suggested solutions for activities related to sentence structure and types for an English Level 1 course at Abdelhamid Mehri University. It includes examples of sentence patterns and identifies different types of sentences such as simple, compound, and complex. Each activity is clearly outlined with explanations of the grammatical components involved.

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English – Level1 2022-2023 Constantine 2universiy

Abdelhamid Mehri University– Constantine 2


E-Learning unit

Suggested Solution to the Activities of Lesson1

Activity1
Cut off each sentence into its constituents then determine the sentence pattern:
1) My father is a lawyer.
S (possessive pronoun+Noun)+ V +SC
2) Ghosts and Angels exist.
S(noun+noun)+ intransitive V
3) Muslims consider the prophet Muhamed a teacher.
S+ V+ DO+ OC
4) They finished their exams.
S (pronoun) +V+ DO
5) Our national football team won the match.
S(possessive pronoun+adjective+compound noun functions as adj+ noun) +V +DO
6) My husband bought me a new mobile.
S V IDO DO
Activity2
Identify the sentence type:
1) I sent him an email but he did not answer me back.
Compound sentence: Independent clause+ coordinating conjunction+ Independent clause.
2) Although I revised very well, I got a bad mark.
Complex sentence: subordinating conjunction+ subordinate clause, Independent clause.
3) I apologized to my best friend who blamed me for not attending her wedding.
Complex sentence: independent clause subordinating conjunction subordinate clause.
4) They will travel to London by next week.
Simple sentence.
5) Mary lost the job yet she is not angry.
Compound sentence: Independent clause+ coordinating conjunction+ Independent clause.

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