Compound Sentences

Compound Sentences

compound sentences is join with two simple sentences by using coordinating conjunction. they are and, so, but, or, yet, for, nor.

1. And : to joins the sentences that are like.
    Ex : I do love music and you do love music.

2. So : to joins the sentences when the second sentences expresses the result of something describe in the first sentence.
    Ex : Lisa gets toothache today, so she doesn't come in campus

3. But : to joins sentences that are opposite or shows contrast. 
    Ex : Amanda likes fruits, but Doni doesn't like those.

4. Or : to joins sentences that give choices or alternative.
    Ex : Rosa isn't cooking or Rosa isn't eating.

5. Yet : shows contrast or join opposite. We can use yet more often when the second part of the sentence says something unexpected.
    Ex : She didn't love him, yet she married him.

6. For : to give a reason or cause.
    Ex : some people are starting to leave, for the weather is beginning to change.

7. Nor : to joins 2 negative sentences.
    Ex : The rain isn't coming nor is the wind isn't blowing.