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 MASTERY LEARNING: Grammar
 (c) 1989 by Allen Hackworth
 Mastery Learning
 C O M P L E X
	 (c) 1989 by
 Allen Hackworth
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 following:
 	   
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  IC = Independent Clause 
  DC = Dependent Clause   
  A clause is --
  a group of words with   
  a subject and a verb.   
  IC  =  Simple
  IC  +  IC  =  Compound
  DC + IC  =  Complex
  DC  =  Fragment
  IC + IC + DC  =  Compound Complex
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 Simple -- IC
  Comments:
  2.  All the other words are just modifiers.
  3.  This sentence follows the pattern -- simple.
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 Compound -- IC + IC
  Comments:
  1.  This sentence contains two independent clauses (IC's).
  2.  To be compound, we must join the IC's with a conjunction.
  3.  The conjunction will be a coordinate: and, or, but.
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  Compound/Complex  IC+IC+DC   
  Comments:
  3.  The two IC's are joined by ``and,'' a coordinate conjunction.   
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 Complex --- DC + IC
  Comments:
  3.  ``Because'' is a subordinate conjunction.
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 Fragment -- DC or phrase   
  Comments:
  1.  If the subordinate conjunctions ``because'' were not present,   
 we would have two IC's.  But we have two DC's.
  2.  A dependent clause can not stand alone.  It needs an IC.
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   1st
   1st
 S.V.IO.DO.
   2nd
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 Complex
   3rd
   3rd
 Clauses
   4th
   4th
 Verbals
   5th
   5th
 Capitals
   6th
   6th
 Parts/Speech
   7th
   7th
 Sub/Verb
   8th
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 Punctuation
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   The Mastery Learning: Grammar disks are designed to help you master
   basic English grammar.
   Your goal should be to get 100% on every drill. Each drill has a data
   base which is large enough to give some variety to the drills. Even-
   tually, you will get some of the same questions again. Before this
   happens, hopefully you will know the grammar concepts.
   If your score is low on the drill, be sure to study the tutorial.
   The tutorials are direct and clear. EVERY concept on the tutorials
   should be mastered. You will miss half the value of these disks if
   you avoid the tutorials.
   These disks are marketed as
	 Allen Hackworth
   shareware. Pay $9.95 per disk to:   Ricks College
' Rexburg, Idaho 83440
   There are two 3
 inch disks in the Mastery Learning: Grammar series or
   four 5
 disks. The 5
 inch disks are $4.95 each.
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   The 5
 inch disks series are organized as follows:
   Disk 1
 Disk 2
 Disk 3
 Disk 4
   Parts of Speech
 Clauses
 Case/Pronouns
 Gram Test 1
   Subjects/Verbs
 Simple/Complex
 Metaphor/Simile
 Gram Test 2
   Sentence Types
 Capitals
 Affix Drills
 Affix Final
   Pre-Test
 Punctuation
 Vocab Drills
 Vocab Final
< Verbals
   Each disk has a report card which tracks scores.
   All the above programs are available with the two 3
 inch disks.
   Tests which have an extension .tst can be modified by using
   any word processor which reads and writes DOS text files. Instructions
   for doing this are available for registered users.
   The .tst files on these disks can be used with a test/drill utility
   called, TMaker, only after they have been modified.  TMaker sells for
   $19.95. It is a new, powerful utility which saves students and
   teachers much time.
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