Which sentence is compound?

a. Do Max or Brian play on a little league team?

b. My uncle once played for a college football team and won several awards one year.

c. I have played on several different little league teams over the past three years.

d. I like all sports, but I enjoy football the most.

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Nyasia Graham

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23 May, 08:58

Which sentence is compound?

a. Do Max or Brian play on a little league team?

b. My uncle once played for a college football team and won several awards one year.

c. I have played on several different little league teams over the past three years.

d. I like all sports, but I enjoy football the most.

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Cora Adams · Answer 1

"d. I like all sports, but I enjoy football the most."

is the correct answer. A compound sentence is one that has two independent clauses that have been connected via either a semicolon, or a comma and a conjunction. Since "I like all sports" and "I enjoy football the most" are both independent clauses, and the sentence contains the conjunction "and", (d.) must be the correct answer.

Which sentence is compound?a. Do Max or Brian play on a little league team?b. My uncle once played for a college football team and won several awards one year.c. I have played on several different little league teams over the past three years.d. I like all sports, but I enjoy football the most.