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Combining Two Short Sentences Into One Longer Sentence
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What is one key benefit of combining short sentences in your writing?

It improves writing fluency

Which conjunction connects two contrasting ideas?

but

When combining sentences with 'but', what should you use instead of repeating the same subject?

Pronouns

Which word do you use to join sentences when describing a person?

who

What is a main clause?

Words that can stand alone

What is true about a subordinate clause?

It cannot stand alone

Which conjunction connects sentences that are related by time?

when

Where do you place a comma when the 'when' clause comes at the beginning?

After the clause

What does 'if' show when combining sentences?

A condition

Where should you place a comma when combining sentences with 'but'?

Before 'but'

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