Difficult sentence

Complex sentences come in many forms, which distinguish between the types of connections between simple sentences in the compound.

Complicated sentence

It is characterized by the presence of a creative connection between simple sentences. Simple sentences are joined by creative unions. A compound sentence has no roots.

Complicated sentence

It is characterized by a subordinate relationship between simple sentences. Consists of the main and one or several subordinate clauses. Simple sentences are joined by subordinate unions or union words, which are preceded by a comma .

Union-free compound sentence

In the all-union compound sentence there are no alliances and allied words, although in many cases it is possible to substitute the union at the place of separation of simple sentences. The connection between sentences is only semantic.

A complex sentence with different types of communication

Complex syntactic constructions (complex sentences of mixed type).

In complex syntactic constructions, combinations are presented:

• composing and subordinate connection,

• composing and non-union

• subordinate and non-union,

• composing, subordinate and non-union.

In such complicated sentences of a mixed type, sometimes apart from parts, complex blocks are distinguished, uniting several more closely related parts. The border between such blocks passes in the place of composing or non-union communication.

In fact, quite often 1 /, when 2 / that 3 / and how we should think about this or that reason 4 / or what, for example, Tolstoy himself thinks of war, peace and agriculture is explained quite often 1 / 5 /, his spells are weakening 1 /, and it begins to seem 6 / that the charming new friends who have already become a part of our life are suddenly taken from us 7 /, the door is locked and will not open until 8 / until the majestic author finishes the tedious period and does not give us his point of view on marriage, on Napoleon, on agriculture or does not explain voih ethical and religious beliefs 9 / ( Vladimir Nabokov ).

Here, a complex sentence with an allied and non-union connection consists of two blocks connected by a creative union of “and”.

The first block consists of 5 parts and is in the form of NGN with consistent and uniform submission.

The second block consists of 4 parts and is an NGN with uniform and consistent submission.

Complicated sentences can be simple, if changed, they can also be allied and non-union.

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