Read the sentence. We want to go swimming, but we can't find our bathing suits. Which best incentivized the sentence type?

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Emilio Hubbard

4 August, 06:19

Read the sentence. We want to go swimming, but we can't find our bathing suits. Which best incentivized the sentence type?

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Bentley Rangel · Answer 1

""We want to go swimming, but we can't find our bathing suits.""

is a compound sentence

Fiona Benjamin · Answer 2

Compound sentence

Explanation:

We are given the following sentence:

'We want to go swimming, but we can't find our bathing suits.'

This is an example of a compound sentence.

A sentence which comprises of at least two independent clauses, which have somewhat related ideas, is said to be a compound sentence.

Here in the given sentence, we have two independent clauses that are closely linked.

We want to go swimming, but we can't find our bathing suits.