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Two sentences joined with a coordinating conjunction and a comma from a: A. Compound sentence B. Complex sentence C. Comma splice D. Run-on
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Two sentences joined with a coordinating conjunction and a comma from a:

A. Compound sentence
B. Complex sentence
C. Comma splice
D. Run-on

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Answer:Hope this helps. :D

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User Manikandan Rajendran
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Two sentences joined with a coordinating conjunction and a comma form a compound sentence. If it were a complex, it would have a dash. If it were a comma splice, it would have a dash and a dash. If it were a run-on, it wouldn't have either, just a lot of and in it.

Hope this helps. :D
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