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If I place a coordinating conjunction in a sentence between two phrases, will the resulting sentence be a compound sentence?
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MrPedantic
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Hello Ak,
In a compound sentence, a coordinating conjunction connects two sentences.
Thus:
1. He called her name.
2. She turned round.
To make a compound sentence from the two sentences above, we can connect them with "and", i.e.
3. He called her name and she turned round.
Best wishes,
MrP
In a compound sentence, a coordinating conjunction connects two sentences.
Thus:
1. He called her name.
2. She turned round.
To make a compound sentence from the two sentences above, we can connect them with "and", i.e.
3. He called her name and she turned round.
Best wishes,
MrP
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