Compound Sentences v. Compound Subjects & Predicates

Is the following sentence an example of a compound sentence or a simple sentence with a compound subject or predicate?

Me gusta nadar, y por eso mi casa tiene piscina.

• Compound Sentence

• Simple Sentence with Compound Subject

• Simple Sentence with Compound Predicate

Answer explanation

I like to swim, and because of that my house has a pool.

Is the following sentence an example of a compound sentence or a simple sentence with a compound subject or predicate?

Hace calor hoy, pero mañana va a llover.

• Compound Sentence

• Simple Sentence with Compound Subject

• Simple Sentence with Compound Predicate

Answer explanation

It's hot today, but tomorrow it's going to rain.

Is the following sentence an example of a compound sentence or a simple sentence with a compound subject or predicate?

Tengo un examen mañana, así que no voy a la fiesta hoy.

• Compound Sentence

• Simple Sentence with Compound Subject

• Simple Sentence with Compound Predicate

Answer explanation

I have a test tomorrow, so I'm not going to the party today.

Is the following sentence an example of a compound sentence or a simple sentence with a compound subject or predicate?

Me gusta jugar fútbol y fútbol americano con mis amigos.

• Compound Sentence

• Simple Sentence with Compound Subject

• Simple Sentence with Compound Predicate

Answer explanation

I like to play soccer and football with my friends.

(Football with my friends is not a complete sentence.)

Is the following sentence an example of a compound sentence or a simple sentence with a compound subject or predicate?

¿Prefieres cantar o bailar?

• Compound Sentence

• Simple Sentence with Compound Subject

• Simple Sentence with Compound Predicate

Answer explanation

Do you prefer to sing or dance?

"Dance" is not a complete sentence.

Is the following sentence an example of a compound sentence or a simple sentence with a compound subject or predicate?

No manejo un autobús, sino un carro.

• Compound Sentence

• Simple Sentence with Compound Subject

• Simple Sentence with Compound Predicate

Answer explanation

I don't drive a bus, but rather a car.

"but rather a car" is not a complete sentence.

Is the following sentence an example of a compound sentence or a simple sentence with a compound subject or predicate?

Mis amigos y yo vamos al partido de baloncesto.

• Compound Sentence

• Simple Sentence with Compound Subject

• Simple Sentence with Compound Predicate

Answer explanation

My friends and I go to the basketball game.

"My friends" is not a complete sentence.

Is the following sentence an example of a compound sentence or a simple sentence with a compound subject or predicate?

La familia de mi madre y la familia de mi padre vienen a mi fiesta de cumpleaños.

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• Simple Sentence with Compound Subject

• Simple Sentence with Compound Predicate

Answer explanation

My mom's family and my dad's family are coming to my birthday party.

"My mom's family" is not a complete sentence.

Is the following sentence an example of a compound sentence or a simple sentence with a compound subject or predicate?

No la Profe Hartline, sino el Señor Howard planea "La Locura de Música."

• Compound Sentence

• Simple Sentence with Compound Subject

• Simple Sentence with Compound Predicate

Answer explanation

Not Mrs. Hartline, but instead Mr. Howard plans the Music Madness.

"Not Mrs. Hartline" is not a complete sentence.

Is the following sentence an example of a compound sentence or a simple sentence with a compound subject or predicate?

Mi casa no tiene jardín, sino construí una cancha de tenis grande.

• Compound Sentence

• Simple Sentence with Compound Subject

• Simple Sentence with Compound Predicate

Answer explanation

My house doesn't have a yard, instead I built a big tennis court.