- A simple sentence is a sentence that expresses only one complete thought.
- A compound sentence is made up of two or more simple sentences joined by a
conjuction such as and, or, or but. - Use a comma (,) before a conjunction that joins two sentences.
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The watermelon is gigantic.
The watermelon is
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Is the elephant big?
Is the elephant big, or is the zebra small?
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I like to eat pasta.
I like to eat pasta, but