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(ANTICS) The antics of the playful monkeys were hilarious, causing everyone to laugh.

ANTICS-ridiculous, foolish, outrageous behavior , complex sentence

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VEER: Compound or Complex? In order to avoid crashing into the moose, the driver veered off the road to the right, which fortunately was an open field.

VEER: verb-to change direction or course suddenly, Complex sentence

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GINGERLY- Compound or complex? After painfully spraining his ankle in the game, he sat on the bench and untied his shoe gingerly.

Gingerly-adv., in a careful or cautious manner, -adj., showing great care or caution, Complex-(subordinating conjunction -after), independent clause

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BANTER: Compound, Complex, or Compound Complex? Already after just 15 minutes of meeting her, we had a good banter going and I knew we were going to be good friends.

BANTER:, noun, the playful and friendly exchange of teasing remarks, verb, to exchange remarks in a good-natured teasing way. Compound-Complex sentence

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DURABLE: Compound or Complex? Certain products are durable and last a long time, while other products are so cheaply made, that they break after one use.

DURABLE: adj., built to last, able to withstand wear or damage, Compound sentence

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OBLIQUE: He pretended he was in the music business, and made oblique references to various people to try to get into the sold-out concert.

OBLIQUE: adj., indirect, vague, not to the point, or slanting or sloping, diagonal lines. Compound sentence

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GLUT, Compound or Complex? By the time his invention was produced, the market had become flooded with a glut of competing products, some with superior features to his.

GLUT, noun, an excessive abundant supply of something., verb- to fill or supply to excess. complex sentence.

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(INVALIDATE )Compound, Complex, or Compound Complex? If you do not return that shirt to the store within 30 days, they will invalidate your receipt, and you will regret it.

Invalidate: to show or prove false, void, to make invalid. Compound-Complex sentence

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VENERATE, Compound or Complex? To venerate Mr. Karlsson's 50 years of teaching, the county is naming the new high school after him.

Venerate: To regard with great respect, admiration, to revere, Complex sentence

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CONGESTED: Compound or Complex? Because the freeways were always so congested on Friday nights, he decided to wait until Saturday morning to drive up to his cabin.

CONGESTED: adj., crowded with traffic or people preventing freedom of movement, Complex sentence

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DETRIMENT, Life is more than just work, so it's important to avoid working too many long hours, which could lead to the detriment of your health.

Detriment; noun: the state of being harmed, injured, or damaged. Compound-Complex sentence

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trap

No points!

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gold

Win 50 points!

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shark

Other team loses 10 points!

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banana

Go to last place!

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banana

Go to last place!

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gift

Win 20 points!

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rocket

Go to first place!

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baam

Lose 25 points!

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trap

No points!

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gift

Win 15 points!

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fairy

Take points!

banana

Go to last place!

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BOUNTIFUL-Compound or Complex? The investment returns this quarter were so bountiful, the manager decided to order Ferraris for everyone!!!

BOUNTIFUL: adj., large in quantity, abundant, Compound sentence

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MAIM: Compound, Complex or Compound Complex? During a strenuous climbing attempt of Mt. Everest, the young man was maimed in an accident and lost three fingers on his right hand.

MAIM: verb-to wound or injure,so that part of the body is permanently damaged. Compound-Complex sentence

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