Eng 10 Compound sentences

Simple sentences- 
S V
S VV
SS V
Imperatives- command
"Here" "There"
Interrogative- question?


Compound sentences

Maria likes coffee. Fatima likes tea. SIMPLE SENTENCES

Maria likes coffee XXX Fatima likes tea.

FANBOYS for and nor but or yet so
7 coordinating conjunctions

She does not speak French, nor does she speak Spanish. UNUSUAL
She doesn't speak French or Spanish. COMMON

SOBA so or but and HIGH FREQUENCY- Most commonly used


Maria likes coffee, but Fatima likes tea.

Maria likes coffee, and Fatima likes tea.

Maria likes coffee but Fatima likes tea. XXX

Comma usage is very personal.

MODEL
Maria likes coffee, but she hates tea. COMPOUND SV SV

Maria likes coffee but hates tea. SIMPLE SVV

CHOICE- 


botany


COMPOUND
Maria likes coffee, but Fatima likes tea.

semicolon semicomma ;
; semicolon 1/2
: colon


Maria likes coffee, but Fatima likes tea.
Maria likes coffee; Fatima likes tea. COMPOUND

Maria likes coffee, Fatima likes tea. XXX COMMA SPLICE


; 
Transitional words and terms
however
therefore

Maria likes coffee; however, Fatima likes tea. 

; however,

Maria likes coffee; also, she likes tea.

EXCEPTION then (no comma)
Maria went downtown; then she went home.

Maria went downtown; then, she went home.

Small error- nothing to worry about

EXAMPLES
Joe plays soccer; likewise, his wife plays volleyball.
Joe plays soccer; likewise, his wife likes pizza. XXX

meanwhile
Maria was making supper; meanwhile, Fred was cleaning the bathroom.
Maria is making supper; at the same time, Fred is cleaning the bathroom.

in the meantime

Our plane leaves at 4; in the meantime, let's have a coffee.

Our plane leaves at 4; until then, let's have a coffee.

Our plane leaves at 4; also, let's have a coffee. XXX Sounds odd

consequently

Joan works really hard at her job; consequently, she got a big raise last month.

Joan works really hard at her job; accordingly, she got a big raise last month.

Joan works really hard at her job; as a result, she got a big raise last month.

verb tense 

Joan works really hard at her job; as a result, she got a big raise last month. 

two time periods

Joan has been working... - little bit stiff, little too formal

moreover- also and most important

Joan is well qualified; moreover, she is very hardworking.

Joan is well qualified; most of all, she is very hardworking.

Joan is well qualified; more than that, she is very hardworking.

Joan is well qualified; on top of that, she is very hardworking.

Joan is well qualified; also, she is very hardworking.

Joan is well qualified; furthermore, she is very hardworking.

Joan is well qualified; by the way, she is the boss' niece.

Joan is well qualified; she is the boss' niece, by the way. 

CHOICE

Joan is very hardworking; therefore, she got a promotion.

Joan is very hardworking; she got a promotion, therefore.

You have to work hard in school; if not, you won't be able to go to college.

You have to eat healthy foods; if not, you'll get sick.
You have to eat healthy foods; otherwise, you'll get sick.

You have to eat healthy foods; likewise, you should get regular exercise.
You have to eat healthy foods; also, you should get regular exercise.

You have to eat healthy foods; morover, you should get regular exercise.

You have to eat healthy foods; as well, you should get regular exercise.
You have to eat healthy foods; at the same time, you should get regular exercise.
You have to eat healthy foods; undoubtedly, you also should get regular exercise.
You have to eat healthy foods; more importantly, you should get regular exercise.
You have to eat healthy foods; besides, you should get regular exercise.

You have to eat healthy foods, and you should get regular exercise as well.

Besides eating healthy foods, you should also get regular exercise. SIMPLE

You have to eat healthy foods and get regular exercise. SIMPLE