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What are the rules concerning forming simple, complex, and compound-complex sentences.

Please Define; Direct Object, Indirect Object, Objective Pronouns, Perogative Nouns, Perogative Adjectives, and Apositive Pronouns.
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rules of simple, compound and complex sentences

 

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Clive  +  503703 Tue, 22 Apr 08 06:16 AM

Hi,

The people who answer queries here are all volunteers, and respond best when the word 'please' or some other sign of politeness is included.Smile

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