A new sentence structure: the non-finite complex sentence
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I can understand the structure of a non-finite complex sentence.
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The non-finite clause is a type of subordinate clause.
A non-finite clause must join to a main clause to make sense.
The non-finite clause denotes ongoing action that relates to the subject of the main clause.
The action of the non-finite clause occurs simultaneously to the action of the main clause.
A non-finite clause joined with a main clause forms the non-finite complex sentence.
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