Compound-complex Sentences in English

Compound-complex sentences in English

Compound-complex sentences in English Compound-complex sentences in English Simple sentence A simple sentence includes one independent or main clause. Furthermore, the meaning of a simple sentence is complete by itself. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BPWLXO5OkJE&t=369s These days, computers are used for a variety of purposes. Compound sentence A compound sentence consists of two independent or main clauses connected to each other with a coordinating conjunction. I am into immigration to developed countries; however, there exist a plethora of problems during this journey. Coordinating conjunctions To remember all of the coordinating conjunctions in English, you might use this acronym (FANBOYS): F: for A: and N: ...

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      1. This is not a compound-complex sentence. It’s actually a compound sentence consisting of two independent clauses. A compound-complex sentence, as its name indicates, should have at least two independent clauses (i.e., compound sentence) and one dependent clause. In your example, you’ve used an adjective clause, which is not a dependent clause. Please note that an adjective clause is not a major part of any sentence and it can be omitted. Pay attention to the following example of a compound-complex sentence:
        Although Robert was a monolingual, he moved to Canada and he tried to learn both English and French because it was essential for him to speak both of the languages.

    1. morteza feizbakhsh

      Although, it seems easy to make an example of compound-complex sentence, it requires to know both the compound sentence and the complex sentence properly before you want to start writing.

      1. Please note that this is NOT a compound-complex sentence because your example lacks a compound sentence (i.e., two independent clauses). Please study the instructions in the body of this post more carefully.