which type of sentence is this? presidents john adams and george h.w. bush both had presidential sons, and…

which type of sentence is this? presidents john adams and george h.w. bush both had presidential sons, and coincidentally, both sons—john quincy adams and george w. bush—were their fathers namesakes. simple compound complex compound - complex

which type of sentence is this? presidents john adams and george h.w. bush both had presidential sons, and coincidentally, both sons—john quincy adams and george w. bush—were their fathers namesakes. simple compound complex compound - complex

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Brief Explanations:

A compound - sentence has two or more independent clauses joined by a coordinating conjunction (like "and"). Here, "Presidents John Adams and George H.W. Bush both had presidential sons" and "both sons—John Quincy Adams and George W. Bush—were their fathers’ namesakes" are two independent clauses joined by "and". There are no dependent clauses.

Answer:

B. compound