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09 Jan, 00:14:36
- Simple: I went to the store.
- Complex: Even though I wasn’t sure what I wanted, I went to the store.
- Compound: I went to the store, and I bought some snacks.
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Compound-complex: Although I wasn’t sure what I wanted, I went to the store, and I bought some snacks while I was there.
- Simple: She ran away.
- Complex: Even after she had been warned of the danger, she ran away.
- Compound: She ran away, and she never returned.
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Compound-complex: After she had been warned of the danger, she still ran away, and she never returned.
- Simple: He told a lie.
- Complex: Because he was embarrassed, he told a lie.
- Compound: He told a lie, and he was caught.
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Compound-complex: Since he was embarrassed, he told a lie, and he was caught in the end.
- Simple: We sang a song.
- Complex: Although none of us knew the words, we sang a song.
- Compound: We sang a song, and we had fun.
- Compound-complex: Although none of us knew the words, we still sang a song, and we had fun while we did it.
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