Which type of compound does the sentence contain?
ona and ashley often go to the park after school.
compound interjection
compound subject
compound object
compound verb

Compound subject

A compound subject is when there are two or more subjects in the sentence. "Ona" and "Ashley" are both nouns and they work as the subject of the sentence. When there is a compound subject, the individual subjects are joined by a coordinating conjunction (and, or, neither, nor) and sometimes a comma. In the sentence given, the subjects are joined with "and".

Other examples of a compound subject are: "Matias, Joaquin, and Alex are fans of soccer", "Neither you nor your sister will go out", "The cat or the dog will have to go, we can't have them both!"

person against person: the hunger games bookteens were sent to fight against each other. they were sent in groups of two's. but could only be one winner. this conflict gave me a emotion of sadness. it made me feel bad for the kids that was sent there.  

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