H a rits A dli Na d ia

Nu g roh o Au lia
4 01 7 01 0 04 5 Feb rizki
1 80 14 2 1 04 2
WELCOME
To our presentation...

Compound – CO mplex
Sentences
Here is where our presentation begins

4
SENTENCE STRUCTURE
SIMPLE

COMPOUND

COMPLEX

COMPOUND - COMPLEX
SENTENCE STRUCTURE
SIMPLE

COMPOUND

COMPLEX

COMPOUND - COMPLEX
SENTENCE STRUCTURE
SIMPLE

COMPOUND

COMPLEX

COMPOUND - COMPLEX
 C OMPOUND SENTENCES
TWO OR MORE INDEPENDENT
CLAUSES

COORDINATING SUBJECT SUBJECT

CONJUCTION VERB VERB
C OMPOUND SENTENCES

NADIA IS TALL AND SITI IS SHORT.

C OMPOUND SENTENCES

Subject Verb Subject Verb

NADIA IS TALL AND SITI IS SHORT.
COMPLEX SENTENCES

An independent clause

Completed
thought
 COMPLEX SENTENCES

An independent clause

Not a Completed
Completed thought
thought

A dependent clause
 COMPLEX SENTENCES

Independent Clause
Because it was so hot, Tim went to the beach.

Completed
thought
 COMPLEX SENTENCES
Not a Completed
thought

Independent Clause
Because it was so hot, Tim went to the beach.
Dependent Clause

Completed
thought
 Table of Contents

DEFINITION STRUCTURE QUIZ

.... .... ....
 01
DEFINITION
.....
 Compound – Complex
Sentences
“A compound complex sentences shares the characteristics of both compound sentences and
complex sentences. Like the compound sentences, the compound – complex sentences
contains at least two independent clause (IC) or main clause. Like complex sentence, the
compound – complex sentence has at least one subordinate clause (DC).”
The Formula of A Compound – Complex
Sentences

at least two ICs at least one DC

joined together with : a coord. starting with a sub. conjunction, a
conjunction, a correlative conjunction, a relative pronoun, and a question
semicolon + a conjuction adverb, a semi word, that, and a expletive such as
colon whether/if
 Example

The concrete has been cast and cured, but we still cannot use it because it is not strong yet.
coord. sub.
IC IC2 DC
conj. conj.

You should fix this formwork before the inspecting team knows it or they will be mad.
sub. coord.
IC DC IC2
conj. conj.
02
STRUCTURE
 There are several structures that we can use for compound-complex sentences. The
structures are as follows:

IC + coordinating conj. + IC + subordinating conj. + DC

1

2 subordinating conj. + DC + IC + conjunctive adverb + IC

 IC + relative pronoun + DC + coordinating conj. + IC 3
The Twin Towers were destroyed by terrorists, who thought
Rel. pron. they could tear the US apart;
DC / Noun
IC DC / adj.
clause
clause
instead, this tragedy brought the US people together.
conj.
IC2
adverb

4 sub. conj. + DC + IC + noun clause marker + DC + coord. conj. + IC

Although she worked hard to gain recognition, many people didn’t know who she was
sub. question D
DC IC word C
conj.

and her friends didn’t appreciate her work.

coord. IC
conj.
03
QUIZ
 5
4
3
2
1

...... ..... ...... ...... .....

 10
9
8
7
6

...... ..... ...... ...... .....

Harits Adli
Thank’s
Nadia Aulia
Nugroho Febrizki