this tells you everything – it’s a slide show but click though to the compound sentence bit x

They can have their cake and they can eat it too.

Bob bought the book and Sharon sold the shaving cream.

If you need to use “yet” and “for”, you can use sentences like:

I wanted the blueberries yet I couldn’t resist buying the mangoes.

I avoided the highway for I heard there had been an accident.

And so on. I hope this helps! Remember, just use conjunctions (and, but, for, nor, or, so, yet) or punctuation (like a semicolon [ ; ]). They can get more complicated with correlative conjunctions (not only/but also, either/or, neither/nor) but the basic idea is to combine two independent clauses into one sentence.

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COMPOUND SENtENCES?
i need a 2 compond sentences using yet and for and does this work for or??Either he goes,or she goes??THANK U