Her wan smile was a thin veneer.
Be careful, as the mahogany veneer is easily sanded through.
no, a complex-complex sentence is just a complex sentence. there is no such thing as a complex-complex sentence.
I put the camera on top of the tripod to keep it steady.
* The veneer on the old dresser was peeling terribly. * Her veneer of concern was irritating in the extreme. * His father's veneer of knowledge caused the young lad to flunk his exam. * At first glance, the desk in the furniture shop seemed quite beautiful, until one realized it was only cherry veneer over pressed wood.
complex
She had her breakfast as late as ante-meridian. This is an example using the word ante-meridian.
Please do not dent the veneer.
sollidarity
Yes, a comma is not needed after "wood" in this sentence. It is already clear that "wood" is the subject being discussed, and inserting a comma may disrupt the flow of the sentence.
no, a complex-complex sentence is just a complex sentence. there is no such thing as a complex-complex sentence.
"My sister bought some really cheap furniture; it's just cardboard covered in veneer."
There was a business complex full of caravans.
It is 2 independent clauses put together by a connective.
We would like to put faux brick on one of our walls. Where can I purchase brick veneer?
A compound complex sentence is when you combind a compound sentence and a complex sentence.
I put the camera on top of the tripod to keep it steady.
something that we communicate to people is called a language
* The veneer on the old dresser was peeling terribly. * Her veneer of concern was irritating in the extreme. * His father's veneer of knowledge caused the young lad to flunk his exam. * At first glance, the desk in the furniture shop seemed quite beautiful, until one realized it was only cherry veneer over pressed wood.