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| My brother was fired today because of his inept performance, but I received a promotion. I think it is compound, but I'm not sure if "because of his inept performance" is a dependent clause which would make it a compound/complex sentence. Thank you. |
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It is a compound sentence joined by the conjunction "but". (My brother was fired today..... but I received a promotion.) |
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