Though there are variety of ways to remember things, such as loci method, peg memory, or mental imagery, mnemonics is one of the most commonly used memorization techniques. Using a simple mnemonic, SACQ, even a budding writer can combine sentences easily and quickly.
5 Simple Ways to Combine Sentences include:
1. Semicolon
2. Adverbs
3. Comma
4. Conjunctions
5. Question words
Combining sentences is one of the key traits of a writer. Even budding writers can write meaningful and structured sentences if they follow these simple rules of combining sentences.
• Area(place): I will give my visiting card. There, you will have my telephone number.
• Time: I will give my visiting card. Now, it has my telephone number in it.
• Manner: I will give my visiting card. Easily, you will find my telephone number in it.
• Associate: I will give my visiting card. Also, it has my telephone number in it.
• Purpose: I will give my visiting card. Since, it has my telephone number in it.
• I will give my visiting card or you can take my telephone number
• I will give my visiting card yet you can also take my telephone number.
• I will give my visiting card so why do you need my telephone number?
• I will give my visiting card for it also as my telephone number in it.
• I will give my visiting card and you will find my telephone number in it.
• I do not have a visiting card nor a telephone number.
5 Simple Ways to Combine Sentences include:
1. Semicolon
2. Adverbs
3. Comma
4. Conjunctions
5. Question words
Rule 1: Use Semicolon
I will give my visiting card; it has my telephone number in it.Combining sentences is one of the key traits of a writer. Even budding writers can write meaningful and structured sentences if they follow these simple rules of combining sentences.
Rule 2: Use Adverbs:
FAT MAP mnemonic could be used to remember six most common type of adverbs that include, frequency, Area(place), Time, Manner, Associate(connect) and Purpose.Examples:
• Frequency: Collect a person's visiting card. Generally, it will have his/her telephone number in it.• Area(place): I will give my visiting card. There, you will have my telephone number.
• Time: I will give my visiting card. Now, it has my telephone number in it.
• Manner: I will give my visiting card. Easily, you will find my telephone number in it.
• Associate: I will give my visiting card. Also, it has my telephone number in it.
• Purpose: I will give my visiting card. Since, it has my telephone number in it.
Rule 3: Use Comma
• Example: I will give my visiting card, with a telephone number in it, so that you can call me later.Rule 4: Using BOYSFAN Conjunctions
Basic conjunctions can be easily recalled using BOYSFAN mnemonic. It stand for: But, Or, Yet, So, For, And and Nor.Examples:
• I will give my visiting card but you can take my telephone number later.• I will give my visiting card or you can take my telephone number
• I will give my visiting card yet you can also take my telephone number.
• I will give my visiting card so why do you need my telephone number?
• I will give my visiting card for it also as my telephone number in it.
• I will give my visiting card and you will find my telephone number in it.
• I do not have a visiting card nor a telephone number.
Rule 5: Use Questions
• I will give my visiting card, which has a telephone number in it, so that you can call me later.Combining sentences will become very easy to recall, if writers by heart these 5 simple rules. It helps even amateur writers who have very little knowledge about English grammar.
