(2) Are all of the following sentence formations acceptable?
1.I would go with you, but I am tired and just want to go to bed. (compound)
2.I would go with you although I am tired and just want to go to bed. (complex)
3.I would go with you if I'm not tired; I just want to go to bed now. (compound-complex)
4.I just want to go to bed now; however, I would go with you if I’m not that tired. (compound-complex)
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1. You have to make a decision soon to learn French or German.
2. You have to make a decision soon. Your choices are to learn French or German.
3. You have to make a decision soon whether to learn French or German.
4. You have to make a decision soon; you can choose either to learn French or German.
5. You have to make a decision soon: either to learn French or German.
I would go with you, but I am tired and just want to go to bed. I would go with you although I am tired and just want to go to bed. I would go with you if I'm not tired; I just want to go to bed now.
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1.I would go with you, but I am tired and just want to go to bed. (compound) OK
2.I would go with you although I am tired and just want to go to bed. (complex) OK