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Simple and Compound Sentences

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You read an excerpt in a book that says: 'Joana woke up early, had her breakfast, and went to school. She was anxious because she knew she had an important test today.' Considering the theme 'Simple and Compound Sentences', identify the grouped clauses within the sentences of this excerpt and differentiate the coordinate clauses from the subordinate ones.

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