Sentences- Relationships

Relationships. Do you have an idea within that diagram that is related to relationships? Here's one story:

                  Andrea is a simple girl. She met Patricia in their school and they became best friends. When Andrea had a relationship to Joaquin, she forgot her best friend. And when Patricia tried to go out of the country, Andrea realized that forgetting her best friend isn't fair, so she asked Joaquin if the three of them can be one circle of friends.

How can you relate that diagram to types of Sentences?

         Andrea, the simple girl, is the SIMPLE SENTENCE. A simple sentence have only ONE INDEPENDENT CLAUSE. And when she met her best friend, Patricia, it is a COMPOUND SENTENCE. A compound sentence have 2 OR MORE INDEPENDENT CLAUSE. When Andrea had a relationship to Joaquin, it is a COMPLEX SENTENCE. A complex sentence have 1 INDEPENDENT CLAUSE AND 1 OR MORE DEPENDENT CLAUSE. When the three of them became a circle of friends, it is a COMPOUND-COMPLEX SENTENCE. A compound-complex sentence have 2 INDEPENDENT CLAUSE AND 1 OR MORE DEPENDENT CLAUSE. A compound-complex sentence also appears the longest most of the time.

This was discussed to us, 8-Nitrogen, by our English teacher-slash-adviser. At first, we were really laughing at the stories made by some of our classmates (because the second picture was related to some sort of jokes. LOL) and we didn't knew that this diagram is related to sentences. Our teacher told us that this diagram is for us to remember the types of sentences- SIMPLE, COMPOUND, COMPLEX, and COMPOUND-COMPLEX (well, we remember it a lot). And she also told us that there is a story behind that, which was to be made by us. And that story above, was my output (yeah, mine. Our class output is a different one). This really helped me, as well as my classmates, and I hope, this would also help you guys. Toodles! ♥♥♥

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