Question

Which answer is a correctly punctuated compound sentence?

A.
My cousin's truck is old and battered, it takes him, however, where he needs to go.

B.
My cousin's truck is old and battered but it takes him where he needs to go.

C.
My cousin's truck is old and battered it takes him; however, where he needs to go.

D.
My cousin's truck is old and battered, but it takes him where he needs to go.

@rainbow_rocks03

Answer 1

What do you think it is?

Answer 2

I'm not sure if its A or D

Answer 3

@rainbow_rocks03 ? Are you there?

Answer 4

A isn't a compound sentence.

Answer 5

So is it D then?

Answer 6

A compound sentence has two independent clauses or sentences. The independent clauses can be joined by a coordinating conjunction.

Answer 7

D is correct.

Answer 8

Sorry @YoungStudier I was messaging someone

Answer 9

It's okay @rainbow_rocks03 . Thanks guys!

Answer 10

D is using a comma and a conjunction.

Answer 11

Correctly.

Answer 12

Thank you

Answer 13

You're welcome. ^_^

Answer 14

How do you fan people? I know its off topic but... I wanted to fan you two but I don't know how...

Answer 15

click there name then click become fan

Answer 16

Scroll opon my user.

Answer 17

*upon

Answer 18

Ok thanks. Done ^_^

Answer 19

^_^

Answer 20

I'll tag you guys if I need help :D