Compound Sentences

Which answer is a correct compound sentence made by combining these two sentences?

The sun is coming up. The birds are singing.

Which answer is a correct compound sentence made by combining these two sentences.

The movie was good. I liked the book better.

Which answer shows the independent clauses that make up the compound sentence?

Ben plays piano, and he will soon learn the organ.

Which answer shows the independent clauses that make up this compound sentence?

She can do homework now, or she can wait until the weekend.

Which answer is a correct compound sentence made by combining these two sentences?

The snow finally stopped. Let's go sledding.

Combine the two sentences into one compound sentence.

I want to go home. I have to get groceries first.

(a)  

Combine the two sentences into one compound sentence.

Savannah can start gymnastics classes. She can take dance lessons.

(a)  

Separate the two independent clauses.

We can walk to lunch now, or we can wait until he gets back from the bathroom.

(a)  

Separate the two independent clauses. The rain finally stopped; let's go play outside.

(a)  

Separate the two independent clauses.

I went to the bank, but it was closed for Thanksgiving.

(a)