Question

Which sentence correctly uses a coordinating conjunction to form a compound sentence? You can go for a walk; or, I would prefer to stay home. You can go for a walk, but I would prefer to stay home. You can go for a walk; because I would prefer to stay home. You can go for a walk, however I would prefer to stay home.

Answer 1

You can go for a walk; or, I would prefer to stay home.

You can go for a walk, but I would prefer to stay home.

You can go for a walk; because I would prefer to stay home.

You can go for a walk, however I would prefer to stay home.

Answer 2

The sentence that uses a coordinating conjunction to form a compound sentence is

You can go for a walk, but I would prefer to stay home

Conjunctions are used to join two clauses in a sentence.BUT is a coordinating conjunction to contrast ideas

Other conjunctions are AND to add more information, OR to give alternatives, . Because is a conjunction used to give reasons.ALTHOUGH for unexpected information