FJALIA E PËRBËRË PA MJETE LIDHËZORE
COMPOUND SENTENCE WITHOUT CONJUNCTIONS

Summary/Abstract: The punctuation in the compound sentence without conjunction has a very important role for to creating compound sentences. In this paper we will studies for the role and the function of the punctuation in the compound sentence, without conjunction. In our spoken of discourse, the ascendant compound is separated from the intonation, which among other things, in some cases serves as a means of distinguishing sentences. Effective communication is a product of the formation of clear and complete sentences. In Albanian language, the function of a word in a sentence is signposted by the inflectional ending. This means that word order is not fixed in Albanian as it is in English. Two major types of multiple sentences are the compound and the complex. In a compound sentence the immediate constituents are two or more coordinate clause. In a complex sentence one or more of its elements, such as direct object or adverbial, are realized by a subordinate (Randolph Q., 1985). In Albanian and English this type is productive. The complex sentence is like a simple sentence but the difference is that it has one or more subordinate clause functioning as compared to the simple sentence. In both Albanian and English languages the noun is the head of sentence. The paper will completed with analyzing some of the types of compound sentence with additional, plural, explanatory, concentrate, determinative, predicate, adverbial, causal, consequential, temporal relations. The role of punctuation and the intonation in the compound sentence without conjunction has a very good role for to creative the new sentence. The compound sentence is a combination of two or more simple sentences or complex sentences. While the complex sentence has only one main clause, the compound has two or more independent clauses making statements, questions, or commands. A compound sentence usually consists of more than one simple sentence (clause). All of the clauses in a compound sentence are independent and they are usually bound by co-coordinators, such as, and, but, or, and their substitutes.

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