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American English Grammar
Compound sentence
Learning objectives
In this lesson you will learn the definition of a compound sentence and study examples of compound sentences.
Definition of a compound sentence
Examples of compound sentences
  • Mio eats breakfast and she goes to work.
  • Mio reads a book or she listens to the radio.
  • Note: the two parts of these compound sentences contain equally important pieces of information
  • Specifically, eating breakfast and going to work are equally important as are reading a book or listening to the radio


































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