On Monday 1 May, Raul came to my apartment to be tutored. It is
finals week at FSU, and I thought that we would never be able to find a table
at Strozier. Raul wanted to go there, but I convinced him out of that idea. We
worked more on complex-compound sentences. We reminded each other that Complex sentences are those which contain
one independent and one dependent clause, and complex-compound sentences may
contain more than one independent clause. Again, I had him write out a complex
sentence using the words ‘and’, ‘but’, ‘if’, ‘while’, and ‘after’. He could tell
the difference between dependent and independent clauses. We came up with
example sentences, and his examples reinforced my assessment that he has become
proficient in constructing these kinds of sentences. He talked about maybe
reviewing gerunds and infinitives, but we ran out of time. I think that for our
next session, we will work on these topics.
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