The correct answer is C. Compound
Explanation:
In grammar, a sentence refers to a set of words that contains at least one independent clause, which is a clause that expresses a complete idea and contains a subject and a predicate. Additionally, sentences can be classified into simple, compound or complex according to the number and type of clauses they contain. In this way, simple sentences are those with only one independent clause; complex sentences are those that have at least one independent clause and one dependent clause, which clauses that require from another sentence to be complete; compound sentences are sentences that have two independent clauses usually joined by coordinating conjunctions (but, or, and) and compound-complex sentences mix both different dependent and independent clauses. Therefore, a sentence that contains at least two independent clauses is a compound sentence.
