Question 6 • AISD E4CP (2025-2026)
A compound sentence has two independent clauses—each can stand alone as a sentence—joined by a coordinating conjunction. In “Marco was playing his guitar, so Gina went shopping,” both “Marco was playing his guitar” and “Gina went shopping” are complete thoughts, joined by “so.” Choice A has one subject with two actions, so it is not compound.
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