What is the difference between a simple and compound sentence?
a. A simple sentence does not have a subject and verb, a compound sentence does.
b. A compound sentence does not have a subject and verb, a simple sentence does.
c. A simple sentence has a subject and verb and expresses a complete idea; a compound
sentence contains two or more simple sentences.
d. A compound sentence has a subject and verb and expresses a complete idea; a simple
sentence contains two or more simple sentences.
e. There is no difference between the two.
c
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Je suis à la…
a. restaurants b. café c. bibliothèque
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a. sentence (3) b. sentence (5) c. sentence (8)
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