Thursday, April 12, 2012

Relative Pronoun Conjunction


Relative Pronoun Conjunction
                                     S  p   o   po.
S       p       o                o        s        p       o       po.
                                     Po      s        p       o       po.
Example: s          p       o       S       p       o       po.
We know Buddha who is a noblest one in the world.
You have known Buddha whom we take refuge deeply everday.
S       p       o po  s        p       o       po.
A good teacher with whom we study English, has many students in the class.
Do  you know a good teacher with whom we study English in the class?
How to use the relative pronoun conjunction
S       p       o       po,    s        p       o       po.
A universal teacher of Bramma, Devas and men , who is the Buddha in the world.
U Ba was a professor at university, who had gotten M.A in UK.
We donated the flowers to the pagodas which is the Shwe DaGon in Yanagon.
N,n,n, and n who (s) p o po.
Mg Mg , Su Su, Hla Hla, and U Ba , who (SuSu) was born in Yangon, are rich family in Madalay.
S p o po, s (s) p o po.
              Who
             Which
We know Su SU ,Mg Mg, Hla Hla, and Mya Mya ,who (Mg Mg) studies English in Yangon.
Do you know  Su Su, Myag Mya, Hla Hla, and Mu Mu with whom (Ss Su) we go to school?
You know Yangon, Mandaly, and Taung Gyi where( at where) (Yangon) we are staying now
How to use the complex sentence
Adverb conjunction
Adverb clause
1.    We use the adverb clause and adverb conjunction in English language and also there are only conjunctions not to refer nouns or pronouns in any sentences.
2.     When we use the adverb clause, the sentence has a lot of conjunctions.
Before s p o po, s p o po.
S p o po, before s p o po.
Before ,s p o po, s p o po.
After, s p o po, s p o po.
After s p o po, s p o po.
After s p o po, s p o po.
Before s p o po, s p o po.
Before, s p o po, s p o po, s p o po.
Complex sentence
Adverbal conjunction  adverb clause
There adverbal conjunction being used in English composition, is noted by us a about only conjunction in the complex sentence without referring to nouns or pronouns.
There are three kinds of adverbs
They are:
1.     Adverb of time
2.    Adverb of place
3.    Adverb of manner

When s p o po, s p o po.
S p o po, when s p o po.
When, s p o po, s p o po.
 While s p o po, s p o po.
S p o po while s p o po.
While, s p o po, s p o po.
After s p o po, s p o po.
S  p o po, after s p o po.
After, s p o po, s p o po.
Before s p o po, s p o po.
S p o po, before s p o po.
Before, s p o po, s p o po.
Adver clause of time
Adverb clause of time is introduced by the subordinating conjunctions.
When……………..,……………
………………..,when…………..
While……………,……………..
While……………..,………….
After…
Before……..
Since………..
As………..
So long as…………
As long as…………..
…………….as long as……………..
…………….so long as……………..
For……………
………………for……………
…………..;…………………..
Adverb clause of place
Where………..
Wherever……….
Where as…………………
Adverb clause of purpose
So that…………….
Such that…………
In order that…………
Lest………….
On condition that…………
That is…………..
In case that………
So adj  that…………
Not with standing……..that……………
Not with standing ……………..
……….lest…………..should………
                                    Would……….
Adverb clause of cause  or reason
Because…………,…………
As…………….,
Since…………….,
That…………………,
Why……………..,
Adverb clause of condition
If………………,……….
Whether……………..,………..
Unless………….,………..
Except…………,…………
Adverb clause of result or consequences
So………….,……….
Such…………..,……..
That………,…..
So that…….,……..
Such that
So………that….,…………..
Such………., that…….,……..
Adverb clause of comparison
Then……………..,………..
So
As…..as….
………..as………..as………….
So……..as…………,…………..
So………..as……,………..
Not as………..as……….,……….
Not so…………as……….,…..as………..
…………not so……………..as………..
Adverb clause of supposition or concession  opposite
Though……….,…..
Although……….,…..
Even if….
In spite of that……….
Even though……
How to write the conditional  clause
In the complex sentence with subordinate conjunction
Present is followed by any tense.
Past is followed by past tense.
Future is followed by future.
If……….,……..
S p o po, if s p o po.
Till ……….,………….
Until……………,……….
Conditional clause is shown for future tense that can be noted by us with subordinate conjunction.
If  present tense,   present future.
Past tense, past future.
If I pass the exam, I will  be glad.
If I passed the exam, I would be glad.
How to use the compound sentence , free sentence of English composition,  independent clause , co ordinate conjunction
Or only conjunction

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