Compound and Complex Sentences A brief review. Complex Sentences Complex sentences have one independent and one or more dependent clauses. Dependent clauses.

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Compound and Complex Sentences A brief review

Complex Sentences Complex sentences have one independent and one or more dependent clauses. Dependent clauses are introduced by subordinators.

Common subordinators Time when while as soon as whenever before after

More Subordinators Contrast Cause Although Since Even though Because while

Examples 1. After the sun dipped below the horizon, the clouds began to turn pink and purple. 2. Plants are important because they turn the suns energy into food. 3. As soon as Claudia finished her test, she met her friends in the cafeteria.

Compound Sentences II. Compound sentences have two or more independent clauses connected by a coordinate conjunction or a transition word.

Coordinate conjunctions The coordinate conjunctions are: and, but, so, yet, for, nor, or.

Examples It was a cold, rainy, windy day, but we decided to go to the beach. Martin wanted to learn new skills and get a better job, so he decided to come to college.

Common Transition words Howeverin addition Neverthelessfurthermore Thereforemoreover Consequentlyfor example As a resultindeed

Examples My neighbors were not able to pay their mortgage; as a result, they had to sell their house. San Francisco is a beautiful, exciting city; however, it is a very expensive place to live.