True. MAY is the key word. Simply because they trigger certain parts of storage in your memory like if you are trying to remember a certain person and the say something that reminds you of them you might remember them. If that makes sense.
You can write a compound sentence using FANBOYS:
F —> for
A —> and
N —> nor
B —> but
O —> or
Y —> yet
S —> so
i.e.
1- The boy laughed, and the girl giggled.
2- The brown squirrel ran up the tree; hence, the dog did not bark.
3- Julie wanted a piece of cake, yet her mother said no.
4- It was bedtime, but it was still daylight.
5- Do you know Mike; do you like him?
6- We could go to the movies, or we could walk to the park.
Hope this helped
I used:
-FANBOYS
-semicolon
-conjunctive adverbs
I need a quibble with early cuv never loose significance
Habitat destruction renders entire habitats functionally unable to support the species present; biodiversity is reduced in this process when existing organisms in the habitat are displaced or destroyed.
Clearing areas for agricultural purposes is the main cause of habitat destruction; other principal causes include mining, logging, and urban sprawl.
The primary cause of species extinction worldwide is habitat destruction.
Sustainability is a term that describes how biological systems remain diverse and productive over time, creating the potential for long-term maintenance of human well-being.
Reducing negative human impact requires three concepts: environmental management, management of human consumption of resources, and awareness of cultural and political concerns to increase sustainability.
Source: Boundless. “Habitat Loss and Sustainability.” Boundless Biology Boundless, 26 May. 2016. Retrieved 16 Mar. 2017 from https://www.boundless.com/biology/textbooks/boundless-biology-textbook/conservation-biology-and-biodiversity-47/threats-to-biodiversity-261/habitat-loss-and-sustainability-970-12230/
