it is only put coordinating conjuction or subcoordinating or adverbs ;) thanks so much
16. I will take my kids to a movie. I will stay home.(compound sentence: coordinating conjunction)
Answer: I will take my kids to a movie, and or ??? will stay home
17. I like to read. My wife likes to talk. (compound sentence: conjunctive adverb)
Answer: I like to read; however, my wife likes to talk.
18. I want to lose weight. I eat chocolate daily. (compound sentence: coordinating conjunction)
Answer: I want to lose weight; but eat chocolate daily.
19. He can’t get into the concert. He will try. (complex sentence)
Answer: He can’t get into the concert though he will try.
20. Bill and Cathy left at 6:00 am. I did not see them at the bus station. (compound sentence: conjunctive adverb)
Answer: Bill and Cathy left at 6:00 am ; however, I did not see them at the bus station.
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16. Correct. You can say, "or I will stay home" or "or stay home". Both are correct and sound normal
17. I like to read, while my wife likes to talk. (Yours is correct and acceptable, but you would hear it this way more. 'While' in this case is used to mean 'on the other hand'.
18. Correct. You could also say "I want to lose weight, even though I eat chocolate daily.
19. Correct.
20. Correct. You could have also used "6:00am, but..."
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