Vishazi (Clauses)

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    Welcome to the lesson on "Vishazi" (Clauses)! In this lesson, you will learn about Swahili clauses and how they contribute to sentence structure. A clause contains a subject and a verb, making it a fundamental unit of Swahili grammar. Understanding clauses will help you form clear and well-structured Swahili sentences.

     

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    By the end of this lesson, you will be able to:

    • Identify independent and dependent clauses
    • Understand how clauses form simple and complex sentences
    • Construct grammatically correct clauses
    • Improve fluency in combining clauses to create meaningful Swahili sentences
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    Recap & Key Takeaways:

    • A clause (Kishazi) contains a subject and a verb.
    • Independent clauses can stand alone, while dependent clauses need additional information.
    • Mastering clauses improves sentence structure and fluency.
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