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Flowers and chocolates are popular gifts, but they are impractical. Simple, compound or complex?
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Flowers and chocolates are popular gifts, but they are impractical. Simple, compound or complex?

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Compound because “Flowers and chocolates are popular gifts” can be made one sentence on it’s own, and “they are impractical” can be another. These two sentences are combined into one by using the conjunction “but”.
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Answer:

Compound

Step-by-step explanation:

since both sentences could be independent ones

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