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Grammar – Simple, Complex and Compound Sentences

Questions 1–10 of 10
Q1. “Although” is commonly a subordinating conjunction.
Q2. A simple sentence can contain a compound subject or compound predicate.
Q3. “But” normally expresses contrast.
Q4. “And” can join two independent clauses.
Q5. A sentence must always contain exactly one clause.
Q6. A semicolon can join closely related independent clauses.
Q7. A compound sentence contains two or more independent clauses.
Q8. “Because he was tired.” is a complete independent sentence.
Q9. Complex sentence-ல் குறைந்தது ஒரு subordinate clause இருக்கும்.
Q10. A compound-complex sentence contains both coordination and subordination.