Hello Colleague... Well for me the content about complex sentences that you have shared with us is really important and useful because it seems to be an easy topic but it is necessary to know it very well because it is like a basis in grammar so I liked it and it has help me to remind and reinforce my knowledge about complex sentences, so if a complex sentence is created with a main clause and a subordinate clause, it would be possible to use a noun clause as a subordinate clause in a complex sentence? Thank you for your information…
I liked your post and explanation because it's very specific and the examples are nice. It will help me to improve my learning about complex sentences and the usage that they are.
Nut I have a question, how many verbs is possible to find in a main clause of a complex sentence?
Well, thank you!! I already know the difference between an independent clause and a dependent clauses. Your explanation is so complete, man! I hope to see you soon, and another time, THANKS!!
Hello Colleague...
ResponderEliminarWell for me the content about complex sentences that you have shared with us is really important and useful because it seems to be an easy topic but it is necessary to know it very well because it is like a basis in grammar so I liked it and it has help me to remind and reinforce my knowledge about complex sentences, so if a complex sentence is created with a main clause and a subordinate clause, it would be possible to use a noun clause as a subordinate clause in a complex sentence?
Thank you for your information…
Thanks you Javier,
ResponderEliminarI liked your post and explanation because it's very specific and the examples are nice. It will help me to improve my learning about complex sentences and the usage that they are.
Nut I have a question, how many verbs is possible to find in a main clause of a complex sentence?
Thanks you a lot.
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ResponderEliminarWell, thank you!! I already know the difference between an independent clause and a dependent clauses. Your explanation is so complete, man! I hope to see you soon, and another time, THANKS!!
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