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In this exercise you need to look at the text that is given to you which has some blank spaces. The vocabulary is given on the right side and you need to drag and drop the words where you think thay should go. Remember you can only use one word in each slot.

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In this exercise you need to look at the text that is given to you which has some blank spaces. The vocabulary is given on the right side and you need to drag and drop the words where you think thay should go. Remember you can only use one word in each slot.

by Felipe Vargas
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verb independent sentence sentence coordinating two coordinating equal independent

A compound sentence consists of independent clauses ( sentences ) joined by a conjunction . An clause makes sense by itself because it has a subject and a . That is , it could be a all by itself . The conjunctions used to join the two clauses are the " FAN BOYS " : for , and , nor , but , or , yet , and so . What's important is for you to find the two important thoughts in a compound .

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