I was at lunch with my mother and we were discussing current events. We had placed our order about five minutes earlier. Just as we were beginning to become irritated our drinks were brought to us. My mother ordered a soda pop, where as I had ordered an iced tea. My tea was served with a slice of bitter lemon. After drinks, we had a wonderful lunch.
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Answer: The right answer is the B) It's 5:07 on Saturday afternoon, and you're on your way home from the water park.
Explanation: A compound sentence links or joins two or more sentences together by means of a semi-colon or a coordinating conjunction. Each sentence or clause has a subject and a verb. In the example, the two independent clauses are 1) "It's 5:07 on Saturday afternoon" and 2) "you're on your way home from the water park." Each sentence has a subject and a verb ("it's" and "you're") and they are connected by the conjunction "and." They both have the same importance and they are related.
