Question

1. read the sentences.

original sentences: their guide met them at the outpost with provisions. he also met them with his dog - sled team.
combined sentence: their guide met them at the outpost with provisions and with his dog - sled team.
does the combined sentence use a compound subject, compound verb, or compound object?

• compound subject
• compound object
• compound verb

Explanation:

1. Analyze the combined sentence: "Their guide met them at the outpost with provisions and with his dog - sled team."

• A compound subject would involve two or more subjects (e.g., "Tom and Jerry went..."), but here the subject is just "Their guide".
• A compound verb would involve two or more verbs (e.g., "He ran and jumped..."), but here the verb is just "met".
• A compound object (in the prepositional phrase "with...") has two objects ("provisions" and "his dog - sled team") connected by "and", so it's a compound object.

Answer:

compound object