Compound sentences have two independent sentences linked by words ( connectors) or punctuation marks. The parentheses mark each independent sentence and the bold-typed style marks the connector.
- (The French drink strong black coffee mixed with hot milk) ; ( the Italians drink small cups of espresso.)
- According to my Spanish teacher, (Basques have a unique culture), and (their language is unrelated to any other world language.)
- (My aunt and uncle love to travel in their camper), and (they can stop wherever they want to.)
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Hi!
I live in a house very close to nature. A large area of forest and rivers.
Every morning after the coffee i go on a powerwalk, i always take the same rout Wich is next to the river.
I do this to for my well-being and because I feel very relaxed after the walk.
I think it’s b if I’m not mistaking
Answer: Start with a good introduction that states your defending claim and what you're talking about (the topic). Also, have an attention grabber that's going to make someone want to read your essay. Whether it's a question or anything to persuade the reader to be in agreeance with you and your opinions.
Explanation: Starting off strong will give the reader an idea on which side you're coming from and increases the attention span. Hope this helps!
An extended metaphor<span>, also known as a conceit or sustained </span>metaphor, is when an author exploits a singlemetaphor<span> or analogy at length through multiple linked vehicles, tenors, and grounds throughout a poem or story , this should help you :)</span>
