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Sundarnaz Posted 5 years ago
Grammar

Complex or compound sentence

1) Aslam is absent because he is ill. (compound)

2) The books are where you left them. (complex)

3) I ran fast but missed the train. (compound)

Have I classified these sentences correctly? If not, please help me correct them.

Thanks.

  

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sundarnaz 1) Aslam is absent because he is ill. (compound) (complex) 2) The books are where you left them. (complex) OK.

— CalifJim

  • sundarnaz 1) Aslam is absent because he is ill.
  • (compound) (complex) 2) The books are where you left them.
  • (complex) OK.
  • 3) I ran fast but missed the train.
  • (compound) (simple) Have I classified these sentences correctly?
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sundarnaz

1) Aslam is absent because he is ill. (compound)(complex)

2) The books are where you left them. (complex) OK.

3) I ran fast but missed the train. (compound) (simple)

Have I classified

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