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Select the compound sentence in the text below.

E-Scooters are electrically powered. They are legal in the UK, but this doesn’t mean you can ride a scooter wherever you want. A personal scooter can only be ridden on private land. The police will confiscate privately owned scooters in public areas.

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The compound sentence given is "They are legal in the UK, but this doesn’t mean you can ride a scooter wherever you want."

What is a compound sentence?

This refers to when two independent clauses are in a single sentence. They are in most cases linked by a conjunction.

In the sentence, "They are legal in the UK, but this doesn’t mean you can ride a scooter wherever you want the independent clauses are underlined so this is indeed a compound sentence.

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