The sentence which used coordinating conjunction in order to join independent clauses is sentence 3.
<h3>What is a coordinating conjunction?</h3>
A coordinating conjunction is a word that is used to join clauses into a single sentence. Examples include "but," "if," and "and."
In sentence 3, two independent clauses are joined into one sentence by the conjunction, "but."
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The prepositional phrase in this sentence is c. "to your sentence structure", because it is postmodifying an infinitive phrase (to bring complexity), which has the same value, in this case, as a noun phrase. Besides it is composed by a preposition (to) and a noun phrase (your sentence structure).
Option a. is a verb phrase as well as option b. In the same way, letter d. is not a prepositional phrase as it is an adjective phrase used in the comparative form.
I think its B because I remember my teacher talking about stanzas and their lines when going over enjabment!
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Fabrication is the preparation of fowl/poultry, so other meats don't apply. Mollusks are filter feeders, so they contain a high level of contaminants that could potentially be dangerous to the consumer, meaning depuration is necessary to ensure quality and safety.
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Trade guilds. They were institutions that supplied props for plays, as well as anything else needed to perform them.
