LINKED CLAUSES THAT EXPRESS A CAUSE AND EFFECT RELATIONSHIP

Abstract

The arrangement of the components of the compound sentence depends on the consistency in the occurrence of the events and events meant by the predicative parts. For example: Two horses and a slave joined the cart and went in this direction. The wind was furious, it created a whirlwind and whirled around, scattering haze around. And, regardless of whether the events denoted by the parts of a compound sentence formed with the help of a conjunction, regardless of whether they occurred at the same time or at different times, often the components are different from the verb: The belts darkened in the heat of summer and in the rains of autumn, but it is still ripe and strong, "wonderful, what kind of animal skin is it made of", he thought.