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A.J. and Sarah have different talents.
A.J. and Sarah have different talents.
A.J. and Sarah both enjoy their after-school hobbies.
A.J. and Sarah both enjoy their after-school hobbies.
A.J. enjoys dancing, but not Sarah.
A.J. enjoys dancing, but not Sarah.
A.J. enjoys the dance class he takes, and Sarah enjoys the art class she takes.
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The compound sentence among the options is:
A.J. enjoys the dance class he takes, and Sarah enjoys the art class she takes.
A compound sentence is made up of at least two independent clauses connected by a coordinating conjunction (like "and," "but," or "or"). This sentence meets that criterion.
