Mary went to the movies with friends. Simple One complete thought.

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Mary went to the movies with friends. Simple One complete thought.

C OORDINATING C ONJUNCTIONS F or A N B O Y S nd or ut r et o

Mary went to the movies with friends. Compound Two complete thoughts put together with a coordinating conjunction. She forgot to tell her mother. andshe forgot toMary went to the movies with friends, tell her mother.

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Subordinating Conjunctions AWHITEBUSAWHITEBUS fter, although, always, as hen, whenever, where, wherever, while ow f, inasmuch, in order that han, that, though, till ven if, even though ecause, before nless, until ince, so that

Complex I will pay you back. as soon as I get the money. One independent clause + one dependent clause Independent clause = one complete thought Dependent clause= one incomplete thought SUBJECT VERB

Complex I will pay you back. as soon as I get the money. One independent clause + one dependent clause I will pay you back I will pay you back. as soon as I get the money,

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Diane decided to plant tomatoes where the sun blazed the longest during the day. Because it will rain soon we are carrying an umbrella. Julie graduates this year, so she will work in her father’s law firm. Jonathon spent his class time reading comic books before final exams. CX CX CD CX Compound or Complex

It will rain soon, so we are carrying an umbrella. It was warm and sunny today, but I stayed inside. Although it was the middle of the afternoon, Allyson picked some flowers and filled the large vase with water. Gavin is a great musician, and he broke his hand. CD CD CX CD Compound or Complex