Context Clues
Context Clues ...
1. Hippocrates, ‘the father of medicine’ ,the historian Herodotus and others began the systematic study of the world.
2. With the playwrights Sophocles, Aeschylus and Euripides came the birth of serious drama in western culture, attracting thousands to see their masterful tragedies and comedies.
3. Culminating in the magnificent temple of the Parthenon.
4. Rich Athenian citizens had plenty of time for leisure and culture as most of the work in the city was done by slaves and much of the business and trade conducted by ‘metics’ or foreigners.
5. Outstanding painters and sculptors like Botticelli, Donatello and later Michelangelo and Leonardo da Vinci rediscovered classical traditions.
1. Hippocrates, ‘the father of medicine’ ,the historian Herodotus and others began the systematic study of the world.
2. With the playwrights Sophocles, Aeschylus and Euripides came the birth of serious drama in western culture, attracting thousands to see their masterful tragedies and comedies.
3. Culminating in the magnificent temple of the Parthenon.
4. Rich Athenian citizens had plenty of time for leisure and culture as most of the work in the city was done by slaves and much of the business and trade conducted by ‘metics’ or foreigners.
5. Outstanding painters and sculptors like Botticelli, Donatello and later Michelangelo and Leonardo da Vinci rediscovered classical traditions.
Simple Sentence
Simple Sentence ...
1. Hippocrates, ‘the father of medicine’ ,the historian Herodotus and others began the systematic study of the world.
2. Sculpture and painting both flourished and a great programme of public building was undertaken.
3. To start with, Athens could afford it.
4. The city state of Athens was the greatest trading centre in the Mediterranean with an empire which provided plentiful food and other goods.
5. The fourteenth century had not only produced great writers such as Petrarch and Dante but also was simply the richest city; its central position made it a major trading and industrial city.
1. Hippocrates, ‘the father of medicine’ ,the historian Herodotus and others began the systematic study of the world.
2. Sculpture and painting both flourished and a great programme of public building was undertaken.
3. To start with, Athens could afford it.
4. The city state of Athens was the greatest trading centre in the Mediterranean with an empire which provided plentiful food and other goods.
5. The fourteenth century had not only produced great writers such as Petrarch and Dante but also was simply the richest city; its central position made it a major trading and industrial city.
Compound Sentences
Compound Sentences ...
1. Philosophy or literally the ‘search for truth’ , was born with philosophers like Protagoras, Socrates and Plato.
2. Fifth century BC Athens was one of the first societies to have golden age.
3. Sculpture and painting both flourished and a great programme of public building was undertaken.
4. Rich Athenian citizens had plenty of time for leisure and culture as most of the work in the city was done by slaves and much of the business and trade conduoOcted by ‘metics’ or foreigners.
5. The fourteenth century had not only produced great writers such as Petrarch and Dante but also was simply the richest city; its central position made it a major trading and industrial city.
1. Philosophy or literally the ‘search for truth’ , was born with philosophers like Protagoras, Socrates and Plato.
2. Fifth century BC Athens was one of the first societies to have golden age.
3. Sculpture and painting both flourished and a great programme of public building was undertaken.
4. Rich Athenian citizens had plenty of time for leisure and culture as most of the work in the city was done by slaves and much of the business and trade conduoOcted by ‘metics’ or foreigners.
5. The fourteenth century had not only produced great writers such as Petrarch and Dante but also was simply the richest city; its central position made it a major trading and industrial city.
Complex Sentences
Complex Sentences ...
1. They aimed, like the Greeks before them, to create an ideal form of beauty based on nature.
2. The fourteenth century had not only produced great writers such as Petrarch and Dante but also was simply the richest city; its central position made it a major trading and industrial city. Florence was also the scene modern banking and accounting.
3. There was greater social mobility than before with many opportunities for individuals to go up (and down) socially.
4. There were poets such as Donne and Spenser but the main explosion of creativity was centred around the theatre.
5. It was growing rapidly, attracting thousands from the countryside, such as the young William Shakespeare from Stratford.
1. They aimed, like the Greeks before them, to create an ideal form of beauty based on nature.
2. The fourteenth century had not only produced great writers such as Petrarch and Dante but also was simply the richest city; its central position made it a major trading and industrial city. Florence was also the scene modern banking and accounting.
3. There was greater social mobility than before with many opportunities for individuals to go up (and down) socially.
4. There were poets such as Donne and Spenser but the main explosion of creativity was centred around the theatre.
5. It was growing rapidly, attracting thousands from the countryside, such as the young William Shakespeare from Stratford.
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