What is the name of this sentence form?
Can anybody tell me what these 3 forms are called? (I assume these have proper grammar names of some kind.)
1) Just because / Even though something happened something else may not happen.
- Even though his shoes are cheap doesn't mean he doesn't run fast.
2) If it weren't/wasn't for something, I never would have something.
- If it wasn't for that medicine, I'd still be sick.
3) If I hadn't done something, then something else would never have happened.
- If I hadn’t stayed up so late last night, then I wouldn’t have been late to school today.
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carvin Even though his shoes are cheap doesn't mean he doesn't run fast. That is called an ungrammatical complex sentence. The one below is a complex declarative sentence.
- carvin Even though his shoes are cheap doesn't mean he doesn't run fast.
- That is called an ungrammatical complex sentence.
- The one below is a complex declarative sentence.
- Even though his shoes are cheap , it doesn't mean he doesn't run fast.
- carvin If it wasn't for that medicine, I'd still be sick.
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carvinEven though his shoes are cheap doesn't mean he doesn't run fast.
That is called an ungrammatical complex sentence.
The one below is a complex declarative sentence.
Even though his shoes are cheap, it doesn't mean he doesn't run fast.
carvinIf it wasn't for that medic
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