Answer:
Answer choice (C), yet
Explanation:
On the list of conjunctions, there is and, but, or, yet, etc. But what about the other choices? Well, (A), the word is which is just the word be, but third person, so it is not a conjunction. (B), student, is a noun, not a conjunction. (D), she, is also a noun. And lastly, (E), the word good, is an adjective, not a conjunction. Therefore, it is (C), yet. Hope this helps!
A compound sentence is made up of two or more simple sentences joined with a conjunction.
Complex sentences must include at least one dependent clause introduced by a subordinating conjunction or a relative pronoun and an independent clause.
A compound-complex sentence has one complex sentence joined to a simple sentence with a conjunction.
Therefore, the sentence, "because our favorite restaurant was closed, we decided to cook dinner at home." is a complex sentence. This is the correct answer because the dependent clause, "because our favorite restaurant was closed" was introduced by the subordinating conjunction, "because". It also has an independent clause, "we decided to cook dinner at home."
Persuasion is kind of talking someone into doing something. Trying to get someone to believe, or do something.
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