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First, read the pair of sentences and notice how they were combined. Then, indicate if the new sentence includes a compound subject, compound verb, or compound object.


Lions inhabit grassland. Lions inhabit thinly forested areas.


Lions inhabit grassland and thinly forested areas.

A

compound object

B

compound verb

C

compound subject

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metchelle

The two sentences have the same subject which is "Lions" and they have a similar verb too which is "inhabit". But they have different objects which are "grassland" and thinly forest areas". When combined, the sentence now has a compound object. The correct answer is option A.

aniyahriley14

the answer is compound object


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