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Hanuman_2000 Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
compound sentence
Hello,
If I join two sentences using co-rrelative conjunction, then the resultant senetnce is a compound sentence.
e.g
He does well. He is nervous at the start.
I have to make a compound sentence, joining these two simple sentences.
a) He does well only he is nervous at the start.
b) He dose well but he is nervous at the start.
c)He dose well yet he is nervous at the start.
Which one is correct among the a/b/c?
If I join two sentences using co-rrelative conjunction, then the resultant senetnce is a compound sentence.
e.g
He does well. He is nervous at the start.
I have to make a compound sentence, joining these two simple sentences.
a) He does well only he is nervous at the start.
b) He dose well but he is nervous at the start.
c)He dose well yet he is nervous at the start.
Which one is correct among the a/b/c?
Top answer
One of definitions is that a compound sentence are indepent clauses joined by co-coordinating conjunction. b and c are fine to me. They are compound sentences.
- One of definitions is that a compound sentence are indepent clauses joined by co-coordinating conjunction.
- b and c are fine to me.
- They are compound sentences.
- But a is not a compound sentence.
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One of definitions is that a compound sentence are indepent clauses joined by co-coordinating conjunction.
b and c are fine to me. They are compound sentences.
But a is not a compound sentence.
b and c are fine to me. They are compound sentences.
But a is not a compound sentence.
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