ENGLISH HIGH SCHOOL

Read the sentences. Original Sentences The Edmunds also needed a guide. They required transport across the ice. Combined Sentence The Edmunds also needed a guide and transport across the ice. Does the combined sentence use a compound subject, compound verb, or compound object?a. compound subject
b. compound verb
c. compound object

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Answer 1
Answer: This combined sentence uses C, a compound object - 'a guide AND transport' is the compound object here. 

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