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Harry and Sally went to the museum a proposition c. subject d conjunction
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Harry and Sally went to the museum
a proposition
c. subject
d conjunction

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d. conjunction
The conjunction, and, joins two sentences together. This sentence is the simplified version of two sentences.
For example,
Harry went to the museum. Sally went to the museum.
It just makes more sense to conjoin these two sentences.
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