[ Grammar ]
A compound sentence is:
A. two sentences joined together with a comma and a conjunction
B. two separate complete sentences
C. a sentence with a single subject and predicate
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Grammar › View— you — any vitamins right now?
A. do…take
B. are …. taking
C. are—take
D. do…taking
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The weather is very fine. we can go fishing.
A. The weather is fine enough for us to go fishing.
B. The weather is too fine for we to go fishing.
C. The weather is enough fine for us to go fishing.
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A. dams
B. slogans
C. energy
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Which sentence is correct?
A. The cat sleep on the bed.
B. The cat sleeping on the bed.
C. The cat sleeps on the bed.
D. The cat slept on the bed.