Asked by Sara H
Melissa rode up the steep hill; as she neared the top, she fell over backward.
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Simple
Compound
Complex
Compound-Complex
5 points
Simple
Compound
Complex
Compound-Complex
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The sentence "Melissa rode up the steep hill; as she neared the top, she fell over backward." is a **compound-complex** sentence.
Here's the breakdown:
- It contains two independent clauses: "Melissa rode up the steep hill" and "she fell over backward."
- It also contains a dependent clause: "as she neared the top."
The presence of both independent and dependent clauses makes it compound-complex.
Here's the breakdown:
- It contains two independent clauses: "Melissa rode up the steep hill" and "she fell over backward."
- It also contains a dependent clause: "as she neared the top."
The presence of both independent and dependent clauses makes it compound-complex.
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