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Answer:
Explanation:
1. We ought to rejoice but we must rejoice with trembling
This sentence is a compound sentence consisting of two independent clauses connected by the coordinating conjunction "but".
The clauses in this sentence are:
"We ought to rejoice"
Kind: Independent clause
"we must rejoice with trembling"
Kind: Independent clause
2. God made the country and man made the town.
This sentence is a compound sentence consisting of two independent clauses connected by the coordinating conjunction "and".
The clauses in this sentence are:
"God made the country"
Kind: Independent clause
"man made the town"
Kind: Independent clause
3. Man proposes and God disposes.
This sentence is a compound sentence consisting of two independent clauses connected by the coordinating conjunction "and".
The clauses in this sentence are:
"Man proposes"
Kind: Independent clause
"God disposes"
Kind: Independent clause
4. There is nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so.
This sentence is a compound sentence consisting of two independent clauses connected by the coordinating conjunction "but".
The clauses in this sentence are:
"There is nothing either good or bad"
Kind: Independent clause
"thinking makes it so"
Kind: Independent clause
5. He will act honourably in this matter, or shall be greatly disappointed.
This sentence is a compound sentence consisting of two independent clauses connected by the coordinating conjunction "or".
The clauses in this sentence are:
"He will act honourably in this matter"
Kind: Independent clause
"shall be greatly disappointed"
Kind: Independent clause
6. Prosperity gains friends and adversity tries them.
This sentence is a compound sentence consisting of two independent clauses connected by the coordinating conjunction "and".
The clauses in this sentence are:
"Prosperity gains friends"
Kind: Independent clause
"adversity tries them"
Kind: Independent clause
7. They found the horse indeed; but it distressed them to see it; for it was lame.
This sentence is a compound sentence consisting of three independent clauses connected by the coordinating conjunctions "but" and "for".
The clauses in this sentence are:
"They found the horse indeed"
Kind: Independent clause
"it distressed them to see it"
Kind: Independent clause
"for it was lame"
Kind: Independent clause
8. Either he or his brother must have stolen my watch; for no other person was present there.
This sentence is a compound sentence consisting of two independent clauses connected by the coordinating conjunction "for".
The clauses in this sentence are:
"Either he or his brother must have stolen my watch"
Kind: Independent clause
"no other person was present there"
Kind: Independent clause
9. His father argued with him and his mother appealed to him with tears, but still he pursued his foolish course.
This sentence is a compound sentence consisting of three independent clauses connected by the coordinating conjunctions "and" and "but".
The clauses in this sentence are:
"His father argued with him"
Kind: Independent clause
"his mother appealed to him with tears"
Kind: Independent clause
"still he pursued his foolish course"
Kind: Independent clause
