Answer: B) False
Explanation for this question is being written.
Answer: D) Compound
Answer: B) Compound sentence.
Answer: C) She likes apples, but she doesn't like oranges.
Answer: B) Compound
Answer: A) Compound
Answer: A) He forgot his homework, and he called his friend for help.
Answer: C) Compound clause.
Answer: C) The traveller visualised a danger ahead and he became cautious.
Answer: A) Yes
Answer: C) Compound Sentence.
Answer: C) I'm afraid my stomach hurts, so I can only try some mild curry.
Answer: B) This is a compound sentence.
Answer: A) A spider scared Mr. Bowe; he couldn't sleep at night.
Answer: B) Compound Sentence.
Answer: D) Needs a comma after the FANBOYS.
Answer: A) I went to the store, and I bought some milk.
Answer: B) It has two independent clauses joined by a coordinating conjunction.
Answer: C) And
Answer: B) Alfonzo went to the store quite often; the clerk even knew his name.
Answer: A) True
Answer: C) Compound
Answer: A) No
Answer: A) Compound sentences.
Answer: C) Compound sentence.
Answer: C) No change needed.
Answer: B) I went to the park, played games and ate a snack.
Answer: A) Compound Sentence.
Answer: D) He likes to play football, yet he doesn't have a ball.
Answer: A) Two, comma, coordinating.
Answer: A) Correct
Answer: C) ,
Answer: D) Compound Sentence.