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°Virtual reality: (VR) It is an artificial experience created by 3D technology that generates digital scenes, environments and objects that can alter the vision from the real world of the person who uses it.

°Empathy machine: It is defined as a way to try to sensitize oneself with other's experiences by increasing our emotional empathy through VR technology.

°Immersive: noting or relating to digital technology or images that actively engage one's senses and may create an altered mental state; a 3D perception around the user.

°Wearable: (wearable tech) relating to a computer or advanced electronic device that is incorporated into an accessory worn on the body or an item of clothing.

°Rational Compassion: Understanding and naturally connecting with other people experiences, but also taking into account the bigger picture.

°Affective empathy: Connect and put ourselves in others' shoes without considering reasonable, logical factors.

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*Take into consideration the taught concepts from 2nd partial - clauses, independent clauses, dependent clauses*

°Compound sentence:
-2 independent clauses joined by a coordinating conjuction (FANBOYS: for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so).
- We use a comma before each coordinating conjuction.
Example: I love this class, but my classmates are annoying.

°Complex sentence:
- Its formula is: independent clause + one or more dependent clauses
- Those clauses are joined by a subordinating conjuction (WASABI: while/when/who/which, although, since, as long as, because, if, and also that)
Example: I always get ill when I eat cake.

*commas in complex sentences*
- If the subordinating conjuction is on the begining of the sentence (in a dependent clause), the comma is placed after it and before the independent clause.
- If the dependent clause / subordinating conjuction is in the middle of the sentence, there is no comma needed.

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What is a run-on sentence?
°A run-on sentence is a two-part sentence that is made by indenpendent clause that are smooshed together with unproperly connection (punctuation).
Example: Maya is pretty Patrick is in love with her.
- Corrections
1. Maya is pretty; Patrick is in love with her. (semi-colon)
2. Maya is pretty. Patrick is in love with her. (period)
3. Maya is pretty, so Patrick is in love with her. ( connective conjuction + comma)

BE CAREFUL WITH COMMA SPLICES !
A comma splice is a common punctuation mistake that happens when we try to connect 2 independent clauses by incorrectly using commas.
Example: We like chocolate cake, chocolate cake is the best. (NO!)
- Corrections:
1.We like chocolate cake; chocolate cake is the best.
2. We like chocolate. Chocolate cake is the best.

*NOTE: we may use a comma to connect 2 independent clauses JUST IN CASE we use a connective conjuction (FANBOYS)*

Example: We like chocolate cake, but it's not the best flavour.