Question

Exercise 2 Draw one line under each main clause and two lines under each subordinate clause. Then write c if the sentence is complex or cc if the sentence is compound-complex.
Although I didn’t brew it long, the coffee tastes bitter, and I will not drink it.

Answer 1

Although I didn't brew it long, (subordinate clause) the coffee tastes bitter (main clause), and I will not drink it. (main clause) [CC]

• Compound-Complex Sentence, contains two or more main clauses and at least one subordinate clause
• Main Clause, is an independent clause, contains subject and verb

1. the coffee tastes bitter (main clause)

Subject: The coffee

Verb: tastes (linking verb)

2. and I will not drink it.

and: coordinating conjunction

Subject: I

Verb: will not drink

• Subordinate Clause, is a dependent clause, contains subordinating conjunction or adverb, noun, adjective clauses

1. Although I didn't brew it long, (subordinate clause)

There is Although, as subordinating conjunction (concession) forms adverb clause.

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