Of FANBOYS and Conjunctive Adverbs: How to Compose Compound Sentences

Let's start with the FANBOYS (for, and, nor, but, or, yet, and so). I'll use this handy, easy-to-remember mnemonic device instead of a more technical term because some people refer to them as conjunctions (as in, Conjunction-junction, what's your function?), some call them coordinators, while others use the term conjunctive coordinators. (Oh, those wild and…

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Of FANBOYS and Conjunctive Adverbs: How to Compose Compound Sentences

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Compound and complex sentences, coordinating conjunctions and subordinating conjunctions, and how to use the acronym FANBOYS are explained in this set

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