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I don't mind washing dishes, but I don't like to scrape pots and pans. a. Simple b. Compound

I don't mind washing dishes, but I don't like to scrape pots and pans. a. Simple b. Compound
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I don't mind washing dishes, but I don't like to scrape pots and pans.

a. Simple
b. Compound

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Compound sentence. That is 2 sentences that are together. “I don’t mind washing dishes” and “I don’t like to scrape pots and pans”
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