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Combining Two Short Sentences Into One Longer Sentence
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What are the two main benefits of combining sentences effectively?

Improved fluency & better variety

What type of word is 'but' when used to combine sentences?

Coordinating conjunction

Where should you place a comma when using 'but' to join two clauses?

Before 'but'

What is 'who' specifically used for when combining sentences?

Adding info about a person

Which part of a complex sentence can stand alone as a complete thought?

Main clause

In 'Mark, who felt ill, went home', which is the subordinate clause?

who felt ill

What type of relationship does 'when' show when combining sentences?

Time relationship

What does 'if' express when joining two sentences?

A condition or cause-and-effect

Why should you use pronouns when combining sentences?

To avoid awkward repetition

Which connecting word is used specifically for conditions?

if

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