Compound Sentence

A compound sentence is a sentence that has at least two independent clauses joined by a comma, semicolon or conjunction.

A.   Coordinate Conjunction

7 coordinate-conjunctions is usual shortened to FANBOYS, which consists of :

For: I have to hard study, for a better future

And : I like to eat Rendang, and my friend like to cooking Rendang

Nor : I still in this class, nor in fact that I don’t like

But : My sister asked me to eat her food, but I will not to eat

Or : You could cry like a baby, or you can be patient like a man

Yet : The final year students did not like to go to campus, yet they went anyway.

So : my friend want to pursue in College, so he keep some of his salary.

B.   Conjunctive Adverb

Conjunctive adverb is a word that can function as an adverb or conjunction. Punctuation is a semicolon and a comma usually used in conjunction with this conjunction. As for the Conjunctive adverb are: finally, furthermore, otherwise, however, therefore, etc.

Example sentence:

·      My father drinks fresh milk and does exercise regularly; therefore, his bones are dense and strong.

C.   Semicolon

Semicolon is the punctuation is a semicolon where commonly used to combine two independent clause which deeply connected into one sentence intact. Example Sentence: