I was reading the sentence:

ホテルは高いから、友達のうちに泊まるつもりです,

and I thought, "Can't you also write the sentence as:"

ホテルは高いですから、友達のうちに泊まるつもりです.

But, then couldn't you also stick in だ after the 高い, (pretend 高い is not an
I-adjective)

So I was just wondering, when would you use multiple です/ます、or when would you
only use them one time? Could there be a time when you use both だ and です/ます?

ありがとうございます
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When would you have things like desu or masu twice or more in one sentence?
You can only use multiple です/ます when they can stand on their own as
independent sentences. Like おいしいですから、たくさん食べました。When you seperate it, it can be
" おいしいです。" and "たくさん食べました。"And normally the first sentence would be before
~が、~けど（S1+V1 but S1+S2)or ～から、～ので(Because S1+V1, S2+V2). For です then you can
use as AですからB without "、". And it's also grammarly correct if you remove です
before ~けど, ～から、～ので (for Ajective な you have to remove な + だ ) even if it was
a formal sentence. For example: 健康は第一だから、納豆は人気です。But while we can have clause
A in the plain form and clause B in the polite form, if you reverse it then
the sentence (健康は第一ですから、納豆は人気だ) is grammarly wrong. Also you can use twice
when you quote a sentence, like: コウイチは 「納豆はおいしいです」 と言いました。
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