The sentence is not a compound-complex sentence, which means it does not fit the description of a compound-complex sentence as explained below.
<h3>What is a compound-complex sentence?</h3>
A compound-complex has the following characteristics:
- It contains two or more independent clauses.
- It contains one of more subordinate clauses.
First, let's understand what each type of clause is:
- An independent clause contains a subject and a predicate. It conveys a full thought, which means it can stand alone as a sentence and be understood easily.
- A subordinate or dependent clause also contains a subject and a predicate. It begins with a subordinating conjunction. It does not convey a full thought on its own.
With that in mind, let's break down the sentence provided in the question:
- Independent clause 1: I can't believe the school year is almost over.
- Independent clause 2: and I have so much to get finished.
- Independent clause 3: but I know that everything always gets done.
As we can see, the sentence we are analyzing here contains three independent clauses, which means it is NOT a compound-complex sentence.
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You are trying to convince the principal with your essay. She doesn't know which to build, so your essay should tell her your opinion. You might want to persuade the students, but the principal will make the final decision, so you need to convince her first, :)
Well if you mean that they are in the same page in the dictionary than yes. but I would say that they are idioms. :) hoped that this helped. :)
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In Greece, if i think correct...