A sentence that contains two clauses that are joined by a conjunction is called a
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- A sentence that contains two independent clauses joined by a conjunction is a/an
- What sentence type has two independent sentences joined together with a conjunction?
- A sentence that contains a subject and two verbs is a/an
- A sentence that contains one independent clause with one or more dependent clauses is a/an
- What sentence type has a dependant clause joined by an independent clause?
- A sentence in which the subordinate clause is dependent on principal clause is called a/an
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- A coordinating conjunction should always have what before it if it's joining to sentences