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    The document discusses different types of sentences with multiple clauses: compound sentences consisting of two or more independent clauses joined by coordinating conjunctions, and complex sentences containing one or more independent clauses along with one or more dependent clauses. Examples are provided of compound sentences using coordinate connectors like "and" and "but", adverb connectors denoting time or place, and cause connectors like "because".

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    The document discusses different types of sentences with multiple clauses: compound sentences consisting of two or more independent clauses joined by coordinating conjunctions, and complex sentences containing one or more independent clauses along with one or more dependent clauses. Examples are provided of compound sentences using coordinate connectors like "and" and "but", adverb connectors denoting time or place, and cause connectors like "because".

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    The document discusses different types of sentences with multiple clauses: compound sentences consisting of two or more independent clauses joined by coordinating conjunctions, and complex sentences containing one or more independent clauses along with one or more dependent clauses. Examples are provided of compound sentences using coordinate connectors like "and" and "but", adverb connectors denoting time or place, and cause connectors like "because".

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    Sentences with Multiple

    Clauses
    Sentences with multiple clauses
    can be devided into two types:
    1. Compound sentences
    2. Complex sentences
    Examples of compound and complex
    sentences
    A. Compound sentence is a sentence
    that has two or more independent
    clauses.
    Examples:
    1. I don't know how to bake, so I buy my bread
    already made.
    2. He did not go to school, because he was
    sick.
    3. I started on time, but I arrived late
    B. Complex sentence is a sentence that has
    one
    or more independent clauses plus one or
    more
    dependent clauses.
    Examples:
    1. The man that stands beside the door is my
    uncle
    2. I enjoyed the apple pie that you bought for
    me.
    3. The dog lived in the garden, but the cat,
    that
    was smarter, lived inside the house.
    Compound Sentences
    A compound sentence consists of at least two independent clauses.
    It does not require a dependent clause. The clauses are joined by a
    conjunction, a semicolon ( ; ), and a colon ( : ) that functions as a
    conjunction.
    A conjunction can be used to make a compound sentence. The function
    of conjunction is to join or to connect two independent clauses. That is
    why a conjunction also can be known as a connector.

    There are three kinds of conjuctions that are often used in compound
    sentences: coordinate connectors, adverb connectors, and cause
    connectors.
    A.Compound sentences with coordinate
    connectors.
    Coordinate connectors are used to link two
    clauses or phrases of
    equal value or equal status. They must be
    placed between the two
    elements that they coordinate. There are
    seven coordinate
    connectors in English. These are for, and, nor,
    but, or, yet, so.
    S V Adverb S V
    FANBOYS is the acronym of these coordinate
    connectors. connector
    Pattern
    She of the sentence
    But wanted to
    Examples of compound sentences with coordinate
    connectors:
    1. Tom is singing, and Paul is dancing.
    2. Tom is tall, but Paul is short.
    3. Tom will buy the red car, or he will lease the blue one.
    4. Tom is tired, yet he is not going to sleep.
    5. Tom told a joke, so Paul laughed.
    6. Tom did not cheat on the test, for it was not the right
    thing to do.
    7. Tom has never been to Asia, nor has he visited Africa.
    8. Everyone was busy, so I went to the movie alone.
    9. He didn’t want to go to the dentist, yet he went anyway.
    10. Cats are good pets, for they are clean and are not noisy
    B. Compound sentences with adverb
    connectors
    Adverb connectors include adverbs of time,
    place, manner,
    contrast, and condition.
    Time: after, as, as long as, as soon as,
    before, by the time, once, since,
    until, when, whenever, while.
    Place: where, wherever.
    Manner: as, in that.
    Contrast: although, even though, though,
    while, whereas.
    Sentence pattern 1:
    S Adverb S V
    V connector
    I will sign Before You leave
    the check
    Sentence pattern 2:
    Cause S S V
    Connect V
    or
    Before You I will sign the
    leave check
    C. Compound sentences with cause
    connnectors
    Sentence Pattern 1:
    S V Cause S
    connector V
    Teresa went because it was
    inside
    Sentence Pattern 2: raining

    Cause S V S V
    connect
    or
    Because It was Teresa went
    raining inside
    Home work
    Please made minimum 5 sentence of each
    instruction in
    bottom side:
    1. Compound sentences
    2. Complex sentences
    3. Compound sentences with coordinate
    connectors
    4. Compound sentences with adverb
    connectors

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