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MOTHER SMILED AND PUT THE GLASSES DOWN CAREFULLY ON THE TABLE.(is this a compound sentence?) BRUNO JUMPED OFF THE BED AND LANDED WITH A THUD ON THE CARPET(is this a compound sentence?)

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Answered by tiwariakanksha09010
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Answer:

The tutorials below address basic grammar and punctuation errors writers routinely have. Use these guidelines to proofread and correct errors in your papers before submission. For hands-on help, see a tutor in your campus Learning Support Commons.

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How to Proofread

About Complex Sentences

Once you can identify a basic sentence, you can join two or more sentences into complex sentences. Two or more sentences can be combined with a subordinating conjunction that explains the relationship between each idea.

For example:

Simple Sentences - He studied hard. He wanted to go to medical school. He suffered from arthritis.

Complex Sentence - He studied hard because he wanted to go to medical school as he suffered from arthritis.

Complex Sentence - Even though he suffered from arthritis, he studied hard because he wanted to go to medical school.

Notice how the subordinating conjunction adds additional meaning to the sentence. The last two sentences tell us why he studied.

Some Common Subordinating Conjunctions:

After

Before

So that

Whenever

Although

Even though

Though

Where

As

If

Unless

Whereas

As if

In order that

Until

Whether

Because

Since

When

while

A subordinating conjunction is sometimes called "a heart word" because it turns two sentences into one. Even though both sentences contain a subject and verb, one becomes dependent on the other and cannot stand alone. One sentence becomes the explaining idea for the main idea.

Any time you see words like the ones above, check that your sentence doesn't leave a question remaining.

Answered by talmalepranugmailcom
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Explanation:

1)Yes it is a compound sentence.

2)No it is a compllex sentence.

I hope so that my answer is may be true

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