Clause Format

A properly formatted clause should include the following:

• An operative word to begin the clause--the beginning to your really long sentence

  • Suggests

  • Encourages 

  • Emphasizes 

  • Recommends

• Each phrase should lead into your next, almost like a long run on sentence

• Use a colon to elaborate on your idea

• Use a comma to end your idea

• Use a semicolon to end the entire clause

Example: 

1.  Suggests encompassing refugees into society by: 

a. Creating culture classes within refugee camps by: 

 i. Teaching the native language, basic life skills and important information on the given country, 

 ii. Ensure program is overlooked and funded by:

1. 1. 1. Government,

      2. Save the Children,

      3. Relief International,

      4. International Rescue Committee,

      5. Other participating and active NGOs,

b. Creating a multimedia campaign to dissolve Islamophobia and xenophobia by: 

i. Arranging famous religious and political figures to preach the real meaning of the religion,

ii. Creating media ads to display the true meanings and intentions of a particular religion;

*Note - Solutions cannot be written in clause format. Write your solutions however you would like, and convert them to clause format when putting them into the working paper. Writing your solutions in clause format before an unmod is considered pre-writing and you will face serious consequences for doing so.