HE9: Sentence Structures

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It is important to eat breakfast, so you have enough energy to get through the day.

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The shoes I want to buy are too expensive, so I need to get a job at the neighborhood grocery store.

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Correctly punctuated compound sentence: I have a test tomorrow, so I need to read over my notes and make a review sheet.

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I have a test tomorrow, so I need to read over my notes and make a review sheet.

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Correctly punctuated complex sentence:

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After she left her friend's house, Megan realized she forgot her phone.

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Correctly punctuated complex sentence: Whenever I do my chores at home, I listen to my favorite playlist.

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Whenever I do my chores at home, I listen to my favorite playlist.

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Because I didn't use my class time wisely, I have a couple hours of homework tonight.

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The tomatoes were growing uncontrollably, but the sweet potatoes were rotting because the weather wasn't ideal.

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When she sent the message, Erin immediately regretted it, but Timothy has already read it.

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Even though he is tired, Scott is working hard to finish his essay, so he doesn't have to work on it over the weekend.

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Thomas needed a red marker to finish his drawing, so he asked the teacher if he could grab a new one while she was helping another student.