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Who can tell me what a compound sentence is? A sentence consisting of two independent clauses joined by a coordinating conjunction.
Compound/Interrogative
Madie went to the store, and she went to the bank.
Is this a compound sentence? Why?
How can we change this into an interrogative?
Inflection-Madie went to the store and she went to the bank?
Interrogative pronoun-Who went to the store and who went to the bank?
Helping verb-Did Madie go to the store and did she go to the bank?
S-Vl-PN/S-Vl-PA
1)Who is holy, and who is alive?
Who can pick out our independent clauses?
Let's start with our first ind. clause.
Who is holy? Who (subject pronoun)
What's being said about who? is (verb)
Who is what? holy
Can holy replace or describe who? Yes, describe; holy is a predicate adjective, label verb linking
Label and as conjunction
Who is alive? Who (subj. pronoun)
What's being said about who? is (verb)
Who is what? alive
Can alive replace or describe who? yes, describe; alive is a predicate adjective, label verb linking
Who can diagram this?
2)Is Jesus God, and is Jesus King?
Go through the Question confirmation again, but this time we have a predicate nominatives instead of adjectives.
Who can diagram this for us?
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