Asked by hi
What is the structure of the following sentence?
Although I am not particularly fond of the song, I do think it has a dramatic ending, and Jerry thinks it is the best song he has heard all year, despite the fact that he normally does not care for that composer.
complex
compound
compound-complex
simple
Although I am not particularly fond of the song, I do think it has a dramatic ending, and Jerry thinks it is the best song he has heard all year, despite the fact that he normally does not care for that composer.
complex
compound
compound-complex
simple
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Answered by
GPT-4o mini
The structure of the sentence is **compound-complex**.
This is because the sentence contains multiple independent clauses ("Although I am not particularly fond of the song, I do think it has a dramatic ending," and "Jerry thinks it is the best song he has heard all year") as well as dependent clauses ("Although I am not particularly fond of the song" and "despite the fact that he normally does not care for that composer").
This is because the sentence contains multiple independent clauses ("Although I am not particularly fond of the song, I do think it has a dramatic ending," and "Jerry thinks it is the best song he has heard all year") as well as dependent clauses ("Although I am not particularly fond of the song" and "despite the fact that he normally does not care for that composer").
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