“Until we figure out a better schedule, Tom will work in the morning and Jamie will work in the evening.”

“Until we figure out a better schedule” is a dependent clause because it begins with the subordinating word “until.” The sentence also has two independent clauses: “Tom will work in the morning” and “Jamie will work in the evening,” joined by “and.” A sentence with at least one dependent clause and at least two independent clauses is compound-complex.

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