Jose A. Carillo
LAST week, I arguedthat there’s really no such thing as a complex-complex sentence and explained why there are only four types. But a very articulate follower of my new English-usage features page on Facebook, MaximoTumbali, thought otherwise. He suggested there’s even a need to add a sixth type—the complex-complex-complex-complex—like this one:“He got mad when I told him that he should study in order to be able to move on to the next level until he graduates from the secondary.”