Classification of composite sentences and consolidation

By the means that link their parts, composite sentences fall into three groups. A sentence whose parts are linked by coordinating conjunctions, the words bo‘lsa and esa, or the particles -u (-yu), -da is a linked composite sentence; its parts are equal. A sentence whose parts are linked by subordinating conjunctions or means that work like them is a subordinate composite sentence; in it one part explains the content of the other. A sentence whose parts are linked only by intonation is a composite sentence without a conjunction. For classification we first find the linking means and then decide the group by its kind. The composite sentence with direct speech is studied separately in a later section.