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How to making a complex English sentence
I am quite amused by how to structure a complex English sentence.
here is some example:
1. A jury is required in many court cases ranging from the most serious criminal offences to some civil cases.
2. In contrast to a "pull" system, in which units in the field would request the supplies the needed, the push system required supply experts back in the United States to decide what to send.
How to create such a long sentence without compromise on the grammar and the meaning. Any tips?
31 de jul. de 2014 15:09
Respuestas · 3
Hello,
The short answer: punctuation.
In your first example:
"A jury is required in many court cases, ranging from the most serious criminal offences to some civil cases."
Because the second part after the comma can not stand on its own as a sentence, a comma is used.
A semicolon ( ; ) would be used when joining two parts of a sentence, if both parts could stand on their own as sentences.
31 de julio de 2014
It will get easier to make complex sentences as you learn more about English grammar. However, unless you are doing some sort of professional writing for work, people don't really like to use sentences like that. They aren't good for quick and effective communication, so in daily life people don't really talk like that.
31 de julio de 2014
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Samuel
Competencias lingüísticas
Chino (cantonés), Inglés, Español
Idioma de aprendizaje
Inglés, Español
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