Simple, Compound, Complex, and Compound- Complex Sentences Review Quiz.

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Simple, Compound, Complex, and Compound- Complex Sentences Review Quiz

The Rules A simple sentence consists of one independent clause. An independent clause contains a subject and a predicate and expresses a complete thought. A simple sentence consists of one independent clause. An independent clause contains a subject and a predicate and expresses a complete thought. –During the game, Jasmine scored 23 points, had 6 assists, 8 rebounds, and 2 blocked shots. –Tim is a really good pitcher and hitter.

Simple Sentence It can have a FANBOYS in it; just check to see if what comes both before and after the FANBOYS are complete sentences. If they are, it can ’ t be a simple sentence. It can have a FANBOYS in it; just check to see if what comes both before and after the FANBOYS are complete sentences. If they are, it can ’ t be a simple sentence. It can have a comma in it with a series, some interrupting information offset by two commas, or an introductory prepositional phrase with a comma. It can have a comma in it with a series, some interrupting information offset by two commas, or an introductory prepositional phrase with a comma.

The Rules A compound sentence consists of two or more independent clauses that are connected by a comma and a coordinating conjunction (for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so)—or a semicolon instead of FANBOYS A compound sentence consists of two or more independent clauses that are connected by a comma and a coordinating conjunction (for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so)—or a semicolon instead of FANBOYS –I like to be very active in my life, and my favorite sports are football, basketball, baseball, soccer, and hockey.

Compound Sentences They have two complete sentences that can stand on their own as two independent clauses They have two complete sentences that can stand on their own as two independent clauses The key is to find one of the FANBOYS with a comma before it and a complete sentence on both sides of the FANBOYS. The key is to find one of the FANBOYS with a comma before it and a complete sentence on both sides of the FANBOYS. It may also be identified by having a semi- colon without FANBOYS joining the two sentences. It may also be identified by having a semi- colon without FANBOYS joining the two sentences.

The Rules A complex sentence consists of an independent clause and one or more dependent clauses. Using a subordinating conjunction (because, although, if, etc.) creates a dependent clause. Using a relative pronoun (who, whom, that, or which) creates a dependent clause. A complex sentence consists of an independent clause and one or more dependent clauses. Using a subordinating conjunction (because, although, if, etc.) creates a dependent clause. Using a relative pronoun (who, whom, that, or which) creates a dependent clause. –I would really love my English class if we didn ’ t have to do so much writing.

Complex Sentences These also consist of more than one clause: a dependent and an independent. These also consist of more than one clause: a dependent and an independent. The key is to find the subordinating conjunction in the sentence which is either at the beginning with a comma in the middle of the sentence before the independent clause, or in the middle with no comma and an independent clause at the beginning of the complex sentence. The key is to find the subordinating conjunction in the sentence which is either at the beginning with a comma in the middle of the sentence before the independent clause, or in the middle with no comma and an independent clause at the beginning of the complex sentence.

4 Types of Sentence Structure Compound-Complex Sentences = at least 2 independent clauses (a CD sentence) and at least 1 dependent clause (to make it CX) Examples: When I realized I was wrong, I apologized, but I still felt bad about it. Katie wanted a new puppy, and she asked her mom after she had cleaned her room thoroughly.

Subordinating Conjunctions After, although, as, as far as, as if, as long as, as soon as, as though After, although, as, as far as, as if, as long as, as soon as, as though Because, before, besides Because, before, besides Even though, even if, ever since Even though, even if, ever since If, in order that If, in order that Since, so that Since, so that Than, that, though Than, that, though Unless, upon, until Unless, upon, until When, whenever, where, wherever, whether, while When, whenever, where, wherever, whether, while ABE IS TUW ABE IS TUW

Sentence Structure Formulas 1 independent clause = Simple Sentence 2 independent clauses + conjunction or semi colon = Compound Sentence 1 dependent clause + 1 independent clause + subordinating conjunction = Complex Sentence 2 independent clauses + 1 dependent clause + a conjunction = Compound- Complex Sentence

What kind of sentence is below? Ever since I started the 7 th grade at Granite Oaks Middle School, I have changed so much as a person. Ever since I started the 7 th grade at Granite Oaks Middle School, I have changed so much as a person.

Answer It is a Complex sentence because “ ever since ” serves as a subordinating conjunction that connects the introductory dependent clause to the independent clause. It is a Complex sentence because “ ever since ” serves as a subordinating conjunction that connects the introductory dependent clause to the independent clause.

What kind of sentence is below? I like pizza, chicken wings, and cheerleaders very much! I like pizza, chicken wings, and cheerleaders very much!

Answer It is a Simple sentence because even though it has the coordinating conjunction “ and ” in it, there is not a complete sentence after the word “ and. ” It is a Simple sentence because even though it has the coordinating conjunction “ and ” in it, there is not a complete sentence after the word “ and. ”

What kind of sentence is below? I don ’ t know why people sometimes run into poles, but those who do so are really embarrassed. I don ’ t know why people sometimes run into poles, but those who do so are really embarrassed.

Answer It is a Compound sentence because the coordinating conjunction “ but ” connects two independent clauses. It is a Compound sentence because the coordinating conjunction “ but ” connects two independent clauses.

What kind of sentence is below? I would love to give everyone an A for all their work; however, it would take everyone to do all of their work and their best work. I would love to give everyone an A for all their work; however, it would take everyone to do all of their work and their best work.

Answer It is a compound sentence because the semicolon “ ; ” connects the two independent clauses. It is a compound sentence because the semicolon “ ; ” connects the two independent clauses.

What kind of sentence is below? I especially like Mr. Victor ’ s class after we get to leave his room. I especially like Mr. Victor ’ s class after we get to leave his room.

Answer It is a Complex sentence because the subordinating conjunction in the middle of the sentence “ after ” joins the dependent clause with the introductory independent clause. It is a Complex sentence because the subordinating conjunction in the middle of the sentence “ after ” joins the dependent clause with the introductory independent clause.

What kind of sentence is below? I would like to play football, basketball, baseball, softball, soccer, or just about any other sport as well. I would like to play football, basketball, baseball, softball, soccer, or just about any other sport as well.

Answer It is a Simple sentence because even though it has commas in it, the items are just a list. Plus, even though it has a FANBOYS in it, what follows the “ or ” is not a complete sentence. It is a Simple sentence because even though it has commas in it, the items are just a list. Plus, even though it has a FANBOYS in it, what follows the “ or ” is not a complete sentence.

Practice Identify each of the following sentences as simple (S), compound (C), or complex (X). 1. Harriet Tubman had an old injury. 2. After Sarah fell to the ground, she begged Toby to say the magic words. 3. Jethro Creighton and his cousin Ebenezer face a difficult decision. 4. Paul Revere jumped on his horse, and they sped away. 5. When Mary returned to the cabin, she was carrying a large mushroom. 6. The farmer shouted at Harriet, and the words tumbled out of his mouth. 7. As he asked about Mary, Father unloaded the pack. 8. The general talked to Joby before the battle of Shiloh. 9. The Master couldn’t believe his eyes when he saw Toby flying. 10. We warned them that their plan wouldn’t work, but they would not listen to us.