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The sentence presented can be classified as a compound-complex sentence due to its number and type of clauses.

How are sentences classified?

Sentences are often classified into four categories:

  • Simple
  • Complex
  • Compound
  • Compound-complex

This categorization depends on the number and type of clauses in a sentence. For example, a sentence that contains only one clause as in "I like pizza" will be classified as a simple sentence.

What is a compound-complex sentence?

This is a sentence that:

  • Includes at least three clauses.
  • Two of its clauses form a complex sentence, which means one clause is independent and the other one is dependent (does not give a complete idea)
  • Includes at least to independent clauses connected by conjuction such as and or or.

This occurs in the sentence presented:

Although I am not particularly fond of the song (dependent clause), I do think it has a dramatic ending, and jerry thinks it is the best song he has heard all year (Independent clauses)

Note: This question is incomplete; here is the complete question:

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.

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Learn more about compound complex sentences in: https://brainly.com/question/11021229

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