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Compound Sentences, Combine two sentences, To connect them we use this…

- - - - Simple addition
        
        The road was long,and we could not see the end
      - Addition of a negative point
        
        She was not wrong, nor was she entirely right.
      - Contrast
        
        I am very busy, but I help you.
      - Logical consequence
        
        He was happy, for he just passed his exam.
      - Choice
        
        Nelson is smart, or Nelson is lucky.
- - - - Juan is in 5th and Ana is in 6th.
  - - - Carecen de nexo
        
        Se pueden intercambiar, el significado no cambia
        
        Se unen entre sí a través de la asidentón
        
        Juan lee, Maria duerme Maria duerme, Juan lee
  - - - Expresan juicios contradictorios entre sí
        
        O (or)
        U (or)
        
        It is going to rain, or it is going to be sunny.
    - - Se expresan como simples sumandos
        
        S) y – o – ni - que – pero - e - u E) f – a – n – b – o – y - s
        
        Mi hermana estudia e Isabel trabaja
        
        Syndetic coordination
        
        Asyndetic coordination
        
        Polysyndetic coordination
        
        He has to study semantics and he needs a teacher of pragmatics and he has to do the homework
        
        It was a happy time, we needed a carefree time, it was a period of our lives which we will never forget.
        
        The road was long, the weather was awful and we could not see the end.
    - - Express ideas that are incompatible
        
        BUT (pero, sino)
        
        A tree fell onto the school roof in a storm, but none of the students was injured.
        
        a) Adversativa exclusiva b) Adversativa restrictiva
        
        a) incompatibilidad entre dos juicios
        
        No lo hago por intereses personales, sino por el de mi patria.
        
        b) corrige o restringe, pero no excluye
        
        Estoy feliz, pero tengo mucho trabajo pendiente.
        
        1 more item...
- - - - I want to eat fry chicken and french fries.
  - - - Likeness
        
        Contrast
        
        Cause and effect
        
        A means-and-end relation
        
        Reinforcement
        
        Time
        
        1 more item...
        
        for example, in fact,....
        
        thus, thereby,.....
        
        hence, as a result,.....
        
        however, still,.....
        
        likewise, similarly,.....
      - besides, moreover,....
  - - - with nothing but a comma
        
        One of the runners suffered from heat exhaustion[,] she collapsed two miles from the finish.
    - - One of the runners suffered from heat exhaustion, so she collapsed two miles from the finish.
      - Replace the comma with a semicolon
        
        One of the runners suffered from heat exhaustion[;] she collapsed two miles from the finish.
        
        Replace the comma with a semicolon and a conjunctive adverb
        
        One of the runners suffered from heat exhaustion; as a result, she collapsed two miles from the finish.
        
        Replace the comma with a period, making two sentences
        
        One of the runners suffered from heat exhaustion[.] She collapsed two miles from the finish.