As we do not know which words are in bold, we cannot fully answer this question. However, we can still try to look at the meaning of phrases, dependent clauses and independent clauses.
Phrases are groups of words that do not form a complete sentence. Phrases usually lack an essential part of a sentence, such as a verb. On the other hand, clauses have both subjects and verbs. Nevertheless, clauses can be further divided into dependent and independent. Dependent clauses are those that do not express a complete thought, nor can they stand on their own. On the other hand, independent clauses are those that express a complete thought and can stand on their own.
Answer:
1. compound
2. compound
3. simple
4. compound
5. simple
6. compound
7. simple
8. simple
Explanation:
A compound sentence is a sentence that can easily be changed into two sentences.
Example: you can change number 1 into two sentences: Regan turned on the computer. Jordan searched for turtles online.
The correct answer to the question above is the (c.) anyone's completes the sentence. Miranda says that the outcome of the race is anyone's guess. Since Miranda is referring to anyone that is involve (not particularly in it) in the race, it means should refer anyone to anyone's.
It's actually, B. The news hit me like a punch, knocking the breath from my body and forcing me to sit down and pant. I just took the quiz and got 100
I know this might not help now but I think its D but I will let you know for sure in a minute or two
