One snowy morning, there was a little reindeer. He looked to be just a couple hours old, as he stood upon his shaky new legs he caught a glimpse of the snow. He clumsily stumbled through the underbrush and stuck his little nose into the sky, something cold and wet landed on his nose; leaving a burning sensation. He quickly lurched backward and fell upon his haunches, shaking his head in awe he looked up at his mother who gave him a loving glance. He stood once more, prepared to brave that strange, burning sensation. Eager to investigate he hastily tumbled out into the snow, his eyes brightened and he avidly began romping in the strange white substance- neither dry nor wet. This, was his very first Christmas and to his delight, a very white one indeed.
One night, a little reindeer decided to go on a adventure, he lived in Santa’s house but it got rly boring there. He decided to take a walk around the North Pole, when all of a sudden he came upon a little town called Bicville, he was very confused because he was told there were no other places around here. Like a good little reindeer he decided to go tell the others. He told the others but they didn’t believe him, he was like come on I’ll prove it, so he showed them, they believed him, the end
I would say either the first or second sentence, because they both describe where he technically is. I would lean more towards #1, but the choice is really up to you.
It is combining 2 sentences that could be read alone and still make sence. You can also help identify compound sentences by looking for a conjunction (and, or, for, nor, ect.)
