Original Maxims
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Subordinating/Additive |
Sentence Type |
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Subordinating sentence because the second part of the sentence is dependent upon the first.
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Compound sentence because the sentence is two sentences combined with a coordinating conjunction.
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Subordinating sentence because the second part of the sentence is dependent upon the first.
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Compound complex because there are two sentences, one of which contains a clause.
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Subordinating sentence because the second part of the sentence is dependent upon the first.
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Compound complex because there are two sentences, one of which contains a clause.
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Additive sentence because no part of the sentence is more important than another.
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Simple sentence because there is no dependent clause or another simple sentence.
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Additive sentence because no part of the sentence is more important than another.
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Compound complex because there are two sentences, one of which contains a clause.
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Additive sentence because no part of the sentence is more important than another.
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Compound complex because there are two sentences, one of which contains a clause.
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Subordinating sentence because the second part of the sentence is dependent upon the first.
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Compound sentence because the sentence is two sentences combined with a coordinating conjunction.
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Subordinating sentence because the second part of the sentence is dependent upon the first.
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Complex sentence because there is both a dependent and independent clause.
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Subordinating sentence because the second part of the sentence is dependent upon the first.
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Compound sentence because the sentence is two sentences combined with a coordinating conjunction.
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Subordinating sentence because the second part of the sentence is dependent upon the first.
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Compound sentence because the sentence is two sentences combined with a coordinating conjunction.
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