https://padlet.com/BrandonMujica/nue3eiwuke18 Pág. 13 en-us 2018-01-07 02:13:59 UTC 2018-01-25 04:52:05 UTC hello@padlet.com BrandonMujica https://padlet.com/BrandonMujica/nue3eiwuke18/wish/219115240 USING COMPOUND SENTENCES
Varying your sentence structure with compound sentences adds interest to your writing. A sentence with two or more independent clauses (clauses with a subject and a verb) is a compound sentence.The conjunctions most commonly used in compound sentences are and, but, and so.
l subject l verb l conjuction l subject l verb
Many cultures have ceremonies to celebrate the birth of a child, and food can play a prominent role.
Nor and yet are also used to join independent clauses.
As a conjunction, yet has a similar function to but.
Sharing food is a custom that almost all humans have in common, yet many countries don´t have enough food while others have too much.
Nor is used after a negative statement when adding another negative statement.
With nor, the first independent clause needs to have a verb in the negative. Invert the subject and verb after nor.
l Subject l Verb l Nor l Verb l Subject l
Indoor crops would not need a lot of chemical pesticides, nor would they suffer from weather-related problems. (not nor they would)

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