This document provides 5 compound sentences and asks to identify the cause, coordinating conjunction, and effect in each sentence. Sentence 1 identifies heavy rains as the cause, "so" as the conjunction, and the city being flooded as the effect. Sentence 2 identifies Typhoon Yolanda being identified as a "super typhoon" as the cause, "for" as the conjunction, and it having maximum sustained winds of 315 kph as the effect.
This document provides 5 compound sentences and asks to identify the cause, coordinating conjunction, and effect in each sentence. Sentence 1 identifies heavy rains as the cause, "so" as the conjunction, and the city being flooded as the effect. Sentence 2 identifies Typhoon Yolanda being identified as a "super typhoon" as the cause, "for" as the conjunction, and it having maximum sustained winds of 315 kph as the effect.
This document provides 5 compound sentences and asks to identify the cause, coordinating conjunction, and effect in each sentence. Sentence 1 identifies heavy rains as the cause, "so" as the conjunction, and the city being flooded as the effect. Sentence 2 identifies Typhoon Yolanda being identified as a "super typhoon" as the cause, "for" as the conjunction, and it having maximum sustained winds of 315 kph as the effect.
Identify the cause, coordinating conjunction, and effect in the
following compound sentences.
1. The typhoon brought heavy rains, so the city was flooded.
2. Typhoon Yolanda was identified as ‘super typhoon’, for it has maximum sustained winds of 315 kph. 3. People need to be informed of the incoming weather disturbances, so they can prepare themselves. 4. Stay updated on the weather updates, so you will know what to do before, during, and after the storms. 5. Mang Andong’s family survived the storm, for they were able to prepare before it arrived.