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"She cooks well and eat well". What kind of sentence is this? * compound/negative/complex/simple
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"She cooks well and eat well". What kind of sentence is this? *

compound/negative/complex/simple

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Answer:

compound sentence

Step-by-step explanation:

combination of two simple sentences

User Thierry Maasdam
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Answer:

compound

Step-by-step explanation:

this is a compound sentence because we are joining two sentences with the help of and i.e. she cooks well, she eats, these two sentences are joined with and

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