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Write 3 compound complex sentences Pls help due today

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(1) when I grow up I want to be a ballerina and my mum is proud of me

(2) I will get to watch television but first I have to clean all the dishes after we finish eating

(3) we won the game but my uniform was muddy because it rained the entire time

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