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Triss [41]
1 year ago
14

Exercise 2 Write c next to each compound sentence.

English
1 answer:
PSYCHO15rus [73]1 year ago
3 0

There is no compound sentence in the given question.

The original name of the statue was "Liberty Enlightening the World." - It is a simple sentence.

A simple sentence is only one independent clause that has a subject, or predicate (verb or verbal phrase).

It may or may not contain any modifiers or objects.

The given sentence makes sense without any other dependent clause.

While a compound sentence consists of two independent clauses.

A compound sentence can stand alone as they give a proper meaning.

These independent clauses are joined together using a conjunction such as: but, yet, nor, and, so, but & many more.

If you need to learn more about compound sentences, click here:

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