it is only put coordinating conjuction or subcoordinating or adverbs ;) thanks so much
12. I like to read mystery novels. I love suspense. (compound sentence: coordinating conjunction)
Answer: I like to read mystery novels ,and or ??I love suspense.

13. Mary and Samantha arrived at the bus station. I arrived. (complex sentence)
Answer: When Mary and Samantha arrived at the bus station, I arrived.
14. Lydia liked her new house. She didn't like the front yard. (compound sentence: coordinating conjunction)
Answer: Lydia liked her new house, but she didn't like the front yard.

15. Joe waited for the train. The train was late. (compound sentence: conjunctive adverb)
Answer: Joe waited for the train ;however or finally, ???The train was late.

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it is only put coordinating conjuction or subcoordinating or adverbs ;) thanks so much
12.	I like to read mystery novels. I love suspense. (compound sentence: coordinating conjunction)
Answer:    I like to read mystery novels ,and or ??I love suspense.

13.	Mary and Samantha arrived at the bus station. I arrived. (complex sentence)
Answer:    When Mary and Samantha arrived at the bus station, I arrived.
14.	Lydia liked her new house. She didn't like the front yard. (compound sentence: coordinating conjunction)
Answer:    Lydia liked her new house, but she didn't like the front yard.

15.	Joe waited for the train. The train was late. (compound sentence: conjunctive adverb)
Answer: Joe waited for the train ;however or finally, ???The train was late.

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12. I like to read mystery novels, but I love suspense. (You are contrasting the two.)
13. Correct, but a little more natural: "Mary and Samantha arrived at the bus station after I arrived."  Or more natural "Mary and Samantha arrived at the bus station after I did."
14.Correct.
15. "...because the train was late."

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What Frank said is all correct!

12. I like to read mystery novels but I also(indicating in addition to or more) love suspense.

13. what Frank said above

14. correct

15.  Joe waited for the train BUT the train was late( BUT indicating that it did arrive but there was an exception).

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