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The main difference between a compound sentence and a compound-complex sentence is that... Select one:
A. Both have at least 2 independent clauses, but a compound-complex sentence also has a dependent clause.

B. A compound-complex sentence has one independent and one dependent clause, but a compound sentence has one independent and two dependent clauses.

C. A compound sentence has one independent and one dependent clause, but a compound-complex sentence has one independent and two dependent clauses.

D. Both have at least 2 independent clauses, but a compound sentence also has a dependent clause.

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