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Is a simple statement is sometimes called compound statement?

No, a simple statement is not sometimes called a compound statement. Here's why:

* Simple statement: A simple statement is a complete sentence that expresses a single thought and cannot be broken down into smaller statements. It typically contains a subject and a predicate. Examples:

* The sun is shining.

* She went to the store.

* I ate breakfast.

* Compound statement: A compound statement is formed by combining two or more simple statements using logical connectives like "and", "or", "if...then", "not", etc. Examples:

* The sun is shining and it's warm.

* She went to the store or she stayed home.

* If I eat breakfast, then I'll feel energized.

In essence, a simple statement is a single, indivisible unit of meaning, while a compound statement is a combination of multiple units joined together logically.

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