Compound sentences

Compound sentence is a sentence that contains two clauses or complete ideas that are related. These two clauses are usually connected in a compound sentence by a conjunction
Interconnected by the writing unions: and, or, no, no, not yet, but others.
For example: Now we have different kinds of compasses , and we use them not only innavigation but in aircraft as well.

A compound sentence consists of simple, grammatically independent sentences related to each other.
without connection:
For examples: He turned the lever to the right , the motor started .
Simple sentences as part of an asyndetic compound sentence are separated from each other by a semicolon or comma.

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Related allied adverbs: otherwise, however, nevertheless, yet, still, etc.
For examples:Engines must be lubricated systematically , otherwisi they may be damaged.
A compound sentence consists of simple, grammatically independent sentences connected to each other: