Simple or compound? Mila fed the hens, and Jun swept the yard.

Which sentence below is a compound sentence?

Which sentence is NOT a compound sentence?

Each sentence uses and. Which one is only one whole sentence?

The joining word in 'Nena washed the plates, but Lito dried them.' is but.

'Rosa and Ben walked to the market.' has two whole sentences.

In: Lito fixed the bangka, and Ana painted it. Which group is a whole sentence?

Read: The bell rang, so the pupils lined up. Which part can stand alone?

Which words make the first whole sentence? Mila opened her book, but the light went out.

Which joining word fits? The soup smelled good, ___ Jun did not eat it.

Choose the word for the gap. Nena felt tired, ___ she rested under the tree.

Which word belongs in the blank? Should Ben sweep the yard, ___ should Rosa do it?

Fill the gap with the right joining word. Dado planted corn, ___ Ising planted corn too.

Which word joins the two sentences? Rosa wanted a ride, but no tricycle came.

In: Rosa fed the chickens, and Ben filled the pail. Who fills the pail?

Read: The carabao pulled the cart, but Dado walked beside it. What does the carabao do?

Mila swept the yard, so Nena washed the pots. Who acts in the second sentence?

Which sentence uses the comma correctly?

Which version is written correctly?

Which sentence needs a comma before but?