Compound Sentence and Compound Complete Sentence
Compound Sentence
It contains two or more independent clauses and no subordinate clauses.Independent clause maybe joined by a comma and a coordinating conjunction, by correlative conjunction, by a semicolon (;), and by conjunctive adverb or by transitional expression.
The Correlative Conjunction
For (reason)
And (argumentation)
Nor (choice)
But (contrast)
Or (choice)
Yet (contrast)
So (reason)
Correlative Conjunctions
Either...or...
Niether...nor...
Both...and...
Not only...but also...
Examples:
1. Both you and I are like cat very much.
2. She was getting sick so she did not join the class.
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Compound Complex Sentence
It is the most complicated sentences and contains two or more independent clauses (coordinate) and at least one dependent clause (subordinate).Examples:
1. My sister does not cartoon because it is boring, so she ignore it.
2. I usually take a walk while the sun shines, but it was raining yesterday.
How to make Compound Complex Sentence:
1. Make first independent clause.
The cat jumped onto the tree.
2. Make second independent clause.
The cat sat down on the top of the table.
3. Make dependent clause.
When Anna was reading the book.
4. Put it together with conjunctions.
The cat jumped onto the tree and the cat sat down on the top of the table when Anna was reading a book.
The cat jumped onto the tree and sat down on the top of the table when Anna was reading a book.
The last material of syntax in this sweet semester. Big thanks for Allah SWT, Rasulullah SAW, my beloved parent, my sister, Miss Endang as the lecturer of Syntax subject, unit B, and our beloved friends from 5 TBI A and the reader anywhere who you are =) <3 <3
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Purwokerto, December 12th 2018
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