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Types of sentences (compound (made of two independent clauses, two equal…

- - - - For
      - And
      - Nor
      - But
        
        However
      - Or
      - Yet
      - so
- - - - independent clause: can stand by itself
  - - - long simple = more effective
      - slows you down
      - if lots of simple sentences, revise and elaborate to compound/complex
        
        use a variety
- - - - because- indicates dependent
      - (because) they were late (while) I was eating (after) my meal
        
        Must look at tit with conjunction if not a fanboy
        
        makes the sentence following not equal in weight, depends on previous sentence
        
        subordinate = all conjunctions - fanboys - however
        
        (It (subject) was (Finite verb) lonely for a day or so )(until one morning some man, more recently arrived then I, stopped me on the road)
        
        if independent clause comes after dependent clause, preceded by comma
        
        otherwise no comma