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Q:
What is the difference between a compound sentence and a complex sentence?
Does a compound sentence consist of two sentences (i.e. an independent clause and a subordinate clause) or is it one sentence with a "main clause" and "subordinate clause"?
Why would a writer mark a sentence as a complex sentence when it could be written in a simple form?
Thanks.
A:
A compound sentence consists of two independent clauses connected by a conjunction (i.e. a conjunction, such as "or", "and", "but", "so", "in order to"):
1. John ate dinner with Mary, Tom, and Jane.
2. Mary ate dinner with Tom, and Jane.
(Neither of these are particularly good sentences, since the first doesn't make much sense, and the second just doesn't make sense because "Mary ate dinner" is not a sentence.)
A complex sentence is made up of several sentences with one sentence "in charge" of the others.
1. The first sentence tells us something about the effect of the others.
2. The second tells us something about the reason for that effect.
3. The third tells us something about the other reason for that effect.
4. And so on, and so forth.
The first, "The first sentence tells us something about the effect of the others", is what usually makes it a complex sentence. It's made up of a subject and an object, and is in second person singular and past be359ba680
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