Khan Academy Static

Syntax involves arranging words to create logical phrases, clauses, and sentences. This is a big topic, so we'll be covering a lot, including: dependent and independent clauses; simple, complex, compound, and compound-complex sentences; subject-verb agreement; dangling modifiers; and much more!

12994_Recognizing_fragments.html

12999_Phrases_and_clauses.html

12987_Three_types_of_sentence.html

12992_Subject_verb_agreement_.html

12993_Pronoun_antecedent_agreement_.html

12997_Subject_direct_object_and_indirect_object.html

13000_Dependent_and_independent_clauses.html

13002_Parallel_structure_.html

12990_Complex_sentences.html

12995_Run_ons_and_comma_splices_.html

12988_Exclamations_.html

13001_Relative_clauses_.html

12986_What_is_a_sentence_.html

12989_Simple_and_compound_sentences_.html

12998_Dangling_modifiers_.html

12996_Subjects_and_predicates.html

12991_Compound_complex_sentences_.html