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| Makes a straightforward statement |
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| Expresses a command of some sort |
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| Affirms or denies existence |
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| Subject is described by the predicate after the being verb |
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| A short sudden emotional exclamation expressing wonder, awe, ect. |
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| Functions like a noun in the capacities of subject, predicate nominative, apposition, direct object, and indirect discourse. |
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| Describes an expressed or unexpressed antecedent. |
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| Expresses the aim of purpose of the action denoted by the controlling verb |
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| Expresses the actual or conceived consequence issuing out of the controlling verb. |
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| Expresses the reason or basis for the previous clauses action |
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| Tells when the action of the main clause or controlling verb occurs |
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| Expresses either action or state of being in spite of which action contained in the main clause occurs anyway. |
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| Restricts, qualifies, or places a limitation of some kind on the statement made in the main clause. |
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| Introduces an analogous thought for the purpose of either elucidating or emphasizing the thought expressed in the main clause. |
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| Consists of a main clause containing a potential action which will occur only if the premise or condition in the accompanying subordinate clause first occurs |
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| Expresses the manner or the way in wich the action of the controlling verb is carried out. |
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| Denotes a literal or figurative place where something happens or exists |
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| States how the action of the modified verb is accomplished |
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| Asks an indirect question as it is the object of a verbal form. It is therefore both objective and interrogative. |
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| Definitive (Epexigetical) |
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| More precisely defines a preceding clause |
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