Sorry I know this is not accounting question but there is no option for English. please check to see if my kid underlined each "compound" part of sentence.

Todd read the whole book, but he found the plot confusing. Kevin played the best game of his life, so he was glad that his parents had been there to see The most common way to combine two sentences into one is to use a COMMA and a COORDINATING CONJUNCTION. COORDINATING CONJUNCTIONS and or but nor for yet so PRACTICE. Decide if the following sentences are COMPOUND or NOT. If the sentence is compound, underline the two sentences that make up the new compound sentences. If the sentence is NOT compound, underline the part that I compound. EXAMPLE: Dale and Todd tried out for football together. Dale made the football team, but Todd did not. 1. My sister just had a baby boy, and my father is thrilled.. 2. Paul and Linda enjoyed the ballet but were disappointed by the reception that followed. 3. David really wanted the new job but wasn't too excited about the 45-minute daily commut 4. The family was terrified by the tornado, but everyone knew exactly what he had to do. 5. At dress rehearsal, Mary couldn't remember any of her lines, so he understudy was called in for Act Two. 6. I love lobster but not shrimp. 7. I love lobster, but it is not on my diet. 8. Melissa and I disagree about almost everything, but we are still best friends