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I need help with cpmpund sentences thanks so much Practice forming Compound sentences and Complex sentences Use coordinating conjunctions, conjunctive adverbs or subordinating conjunctions to combine the following sentences into compound or complex sentences as indicated. Do not use a conjunction or conjunctive adverb more than 2 times. Change the order of the clauses if necessary, and be sure to use correct punctuation. (for,and,nor,but,or,yet,so) coordinating conjuction 1. Simple sentences contain one clause. Compound sentences contain at least two. (compound sentence: coordinating conjunction) Answer: Simple sentences contain one clause , and compound sentences contain at least two. 2. Kate walked home from school slowly. She was tired. (complex sentence) Answer: Kate walked home from school slowly because she was tired. 3. I will study the fanboys. I can use them well. (compound sentence: coordinating conjunction) Answer: I will study the fanboys, so I can use them well.

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I think it's better in the first one to use but, since there is a difference, but the others one look great!

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