Compound Verbs

“Compound verb” merely refers to a subject doing more than one thing. Compound verbs are connected by conjunctions and commas.

I baked bread and made soup.

The subject I does two things: bake and make; these are compound verbs.

We ate potatoes chips and drank soda.

The kids painted pictures, played games, and had a water fight.

Mary should have danced or sung a song, but not both.