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[2] The document provides examples of each sentence type and identifies their key elements and structures. It also defines common coordinating conjunctions like FANBOYS and subordinating conjunctions represented by the acronym AAAWWUBIS. Compound-complex sentences combine elements of compound and complex sentences.
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- 2. What Are Compound Sentences? Compound sentences contain two independent clauses (expresses a complete thought) joined together by a comma and a . Ex. John went to walk his dog, so Sam watchedTV. The first letters of all of the coordinating conjunctions spells fanboys.
- 3. What Are Complex Sentences? Complex sentences contain an independent clause and a dependent clause (doesn’t express a complete thought) brought together by a comma and a subordinating conjunction. Ex. John went to the store, because Sam told him to.
- 4. What Are Complex/Compound Sentences? Compound/Complex sentences contain two independent clauses and a dependent clause. If the dependent clause is before the independent clause, then a comma will come after it. The independent clauses will be separated by a comma and a coordinating conjunction.
- 5. Examples of Compound/Complex Sentences. Ex. When John set out on a hike, Sam felt left out, and he felt very bored. Ex. Sam felt left out, and he felt very bored when John set out on a hike.
- 6. The End.