Answer:
B) Compound
Explanation:
A compound sentence has two independent clauses joined together by a comma + any one of the coordinators (for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so - FANBOYS), or joined together by a semicolon ( <em>;</em> )with no use of coordinator.
A clause is said to be an independent if it offers a complete idea, meaning and sense to some information. As, in this example "it was not the right thing to do" has a complete idea.
For Example:
He was very ill (<em>independent</em>), yet he won the match (<em>independent</em>)
Complex sentences have one independent and one dependent clause (no offering a complete sense).
For Example:
Although he is sick (<em>dependent</em>), he would attend the class (<em>independent</em>).
He lost the match (<em>independent</em>), because he was not fully fit (<em>dependent</em>).
Simple Sentence is one which has only one independent clause.
For Example:
He plays chess.
Answer:It Helps the reader visualize the concept
Explanation:
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Answer:
Organizational Structure
Explanation:
Before she loses her audience's attention, she needs to say the most important information.
Answer:
who: the student
what: won the competition
where: school?
when:during school
why: *put why they won*
how: *what they did to win*
